Belief in miracles, that is, missing knowledge, is the natural nature of people. Starting with the primitive ones. And how can you not believe in thunder and lightning sent down from above while sitting in some cave? It's raining, you can't see anything. The fire is barely warm. It's cold... brr... damp, and the amenities are open air. To think that witchcraft and other things are the lot of the uneducated, unscientific is stupid.

while the stove warmed your back a pleasant warmth spread throughout the body pulsated and tossed sweetly.

If there is a hole in the goal, the ball will definitely be scored from the other side. * A short line has a long meaning. * A physicist is one who doubts the benefits of physics. * To comply with the canons, you must disagree with them. * Only silent people speak seriously. * A thought never means what you think. * The world is a scale on which, in order to maintain balance, a person must pose a question. * Man arose from a question. * Circumstances are not a monument to last forever.

While I'm jumping on a small trampoline, my sister holds the closet door open, but a huge stuffed giraffe with an ugly face still bursts out. The meaning of his existence is to be near us, and we have to call mom to get rid of the monster. Mom entangles the giraffe in her web and carries him away. Even if it’s not for long, the giraffe disappears.

10 years of studying texts, “inability to speak” and the difference between “Jean-Jacques” and the academy. We are publishing the second part of the interview - this time about the problems of higher education ( part one ). How many hours do Yale students sleep? Why doesn't online education work? What literature is missing in coursework on feminism? What will ruin the university?

This year, Purim will be without large gatherings and cheerful mass meals for the first time, which have always been integral attributes of the joyful holiday. And the minds of many are more worried about Covid than about the Purim plot. And this is not entirely correct, since our task is to combine the actual and the eternal, so that the eternal teaches us how to cope with the actual. On this occasion, I wanted to reflect on the lessons of Purim, finding fresh aspects in them.