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Go to war. You will have lot of experience and memories. It is easiest way to escape the cycle.
by lisivka 10y ago
Go to war. You will have lot of experience and memories. It is easiest way to escape the cycle.
- RUG3Y 10y agoYou'll also realize that civvies have it pretty easy and that you can put up with almost any amount of bullsh*t.
- lisivka 10y agoCan you translate to simple English, please? I cannot understand that.
- logical42 10y ago'civvies' == 'civilian', as opposed to a soldier.
- lisivka 10y ago> You'll also realize that civvies have it pretty easy ?? > you can put up with almost any amount of bullsh*t. It is not true. Good people are good, bad are bad, even at war. War just proves who is who. Yep, thinking is changing from libertarian to utilitarian style, because you cannot help to all, and will need to chose what to protect, which lives to save, etc.
- RUG3Y 10y agoMaybe I wasn't clear in my comment. Being in the military is onerous, boring, soul sucking and awful. Being a civilian is much easier. Once you've been in such a crummy situation, nothing can faze you.
- lisivka 10y agoTo anonymous cowards: I did not said to "participate in war" or "go to army". Every war has lot of victims, which need help, and lot of other tasks. Just go to war and you will see lot of places where you can help if you have money and free time. I am single and have 25+ years of experience in programming, and I was in same cycle as above. I participated in revolution in Ukraine, then I was volunteer at war. I also met volunteers from Italy, Azerbaijan, Canada, USA, Israel. I have true memories about that and it definitely changed my life.