Serious As Cancer.
Alexandr Solzhenitsyn was an author with exceptional talent, and depth of experience
from which to draw. The same man who survived World War two artillery,
8 years of the Soviet gulag, and three years of exile in Kazakhstan, referred to the doctors
of The Cancer Ward as 'the assassins in white coats'. Our 'treatments' haven't changed that
much, except to get less affordable.
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I read the Gulag Archipelago. No one will regret putting that on their bucket list.
I made a post about 'Gulag' a while ago. I even found audio on youtube for those disinclined to read the books. I very much enjoyed the reading, myself. I also found a lecture on the subject by Jordan B, Peterson that is excellent.
https://steemit.com/life/@lifeworship/life-is-suffering-i-think-not-most-of-it-anyway
His books aren't history or fiction, they're manuals. He'll tell you exactly how to survive. Everyone should read them.
I guess I look at most books that way. 'Gulag' are spectacular examples. I even found audio for them on youtube, and a lecture by Jordan B. Peterson.
https://steemit.com/life/@lifeworship/life-is-suffering-i-think-not-most-of-it-anyway
Doctors said that I should live like a vegetable to survive when I was 16 and I give up on them since then. Now I'm 42, excess is my nature, I was eating and drinking once in two days while making extreme physical and mental effort for years... I can also eat a LOT of any food and drink a jumbo coke every two days for months. I made my health. People say I'm lucky and keep advising me to get an insurance. This world is upside down. hehe
Insurance costs too much for me. If I had to work to pay for insurance, I wouldn't have time to learn. Without learning, I'd already be dead, insurance or no.
Yeah, I guess you would be very wealthy in an utopia where you earn for what you've learned.
Unfortunately learning is not, currently, as valued as compliance. I'll be satisfied to survive and learn at the moment.