Mar 5, 2023 12:26 AM
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GrogMetron
no we wont. There cant be history if we all die and no one knows what happens. We wont be known for shit. We will just be gone.
duckshooter
DarthGoodguy
So many mofos thought this guy was the hero
Trelis
Personal wealth has become more important to some, even at the cost of future generations. It is no longer survival of the tribe, its all me
CarlCopplepot
thank your for recognizing him as a smart man ... also Kurt Vonnegut: "bombing refugee-overflown Dresden was a war crime" ... and he's right
stouffer
Sirens of Titan is one of my favourite books ever.
Pokegeologist
We'll kill ourselves and stop anybody trying to save us because it would interfere with us making money up to the last moment.
justinchancellorsstandin
Sad but true.
chuchuw
Eh, I feel like we can't be the first...
Croso
And to be horribly wrong about how cost ineffective it was. We can't afford not to provide more intelligently to our populace
youreathing
HesRightYouKnow.jpg
Aryaforthewin
I’d call it the last
slaughterhouse4andahalf
Username relevant :)
kennybeynon
One of the best American authors of the 20th century. If you haven't read any of his books, please do so. You won't be disappointed.
JonWallace1985
I like the saying but the history buff in me is irked how completely false that is.
Romans were completely aware their lead pipes were poisoning them for example.
spacebaIIstheaccount
Vonnegut is usually my answer to those questions like "if you could sit down with one historical figure for a meal, who would it be?"
RibbleTPibits
Why would you eat a historical figure?
MisterBrahanovich
Andreas99100
No
jtthemediocre
If you're ever near Indianapolis, check out the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library.
Ross22TM
I think we're not the first and last
Iaimtomisbehave
"And so it goes."
flawles
poo tee weet
Sleepy360
I still quote that line. Few get it, or remember where it came from or the circumstance for saying it.
Starlatan
Can you mention the source?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4981.Slaughterhouse_Five
SallyMcCrumbles
Me too. Nobody ever gets it.
Just1Fig
I loved him in “Back to School “
Muunk
No, it's totally cost effective to save yourself if you ignore others.
HawkmanXLII
Favourite author.
CatchySensibleName
Slaughterhouse-five is easily my favorite book.
Same
Shaodyn
Do you suppose he foresaw the coming climate apocalypse we refuse to stop so corporations won't lose profit?
DJThuglifeSupreme
reineseele
Cost-Effective isnt the first concern. Shareholders want their payout first. And even if it was cost-effective the SHAREHOLDERS...
bob3dod
Currently reading him. Mother Night is very relevant right now.
NonstopRampage
Comet260
I like the idea of a no-money society more and more.
DeadyBearr
No no. The thing is it is cost effective. We just aren't doing it because rich people wanna get richer. But even then *it's just better for shareholders in the long run to have happy employees*
pizzapartyhard
Why don’t you take a flying fuck at a rolling donut? Why don’t you take a flying fuck at the mooooooooon?
turdly
I made a fond of his handwriting. If you want it, here it is https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CCJwP5bdn4BiVfk28mgQZkWTkWC-SupR
doyouhavetacobell
Thank you so much for this. I sent it to myself to download in the morning. Huge fan of his handwriting!
IAmASentientWaffle
Ah yes, delicious handwriting stock.
GravyEducation
Vonnegut was a legend. When he died, our math teacher, our MATH teacher, took a half hour of class to talk about him. No one else did
JimLarsson
What did he say abort him?
Taught us how invaluable and insightful he was.
folderolchi
My ex texted me at work to tell me he died and I still vividly remember that moment as a punk kid from Guam who was lucky enough to read him
Vonnegut had a high regard for good educators. This is a central theme of Hocus Pocus.
luvs2h8
Loved that book. Such a wild ride.
ItAintAllitsCrackedUpToBe
I saw him speak in person when I was in High School. I feel very fortunate. But I didn't fully appreciate it at the time.
WPIII381
Who does, when they're young?
You appreciate it now. Wisdom comes with experience <3
dancingscythe
Honestly, it sounds like your Math Teacher was a legend.
He was. Held the after school philosophy salon too. Met up with him once for coffee after school was over. Love you Mr. P
This made me feel my own feelings.
GrogMetron
no we wont. There cant be history if we all die and no one knows what happens. We wont be known for shit. We will just be gone.
duckshooter
DarthGoodguy
So many mofos thought this guy was the hero
Trelis
Personal wealth has become more important to some, even at the cost of future generations. It is no longer survival of the tribe, its all me
CarlCopplepot
thank your for recognizing him as a smart man ... also Kurt Vonnegut: "bombing refugee-overflown Dresden was a war crime" ... and he's right
stouffer
Sirens of Titan is one of my favourite books ever.
Pokegeologist
We'll kill ourselves and stop anybody trying to save us because it would interfere with us making money up to the last moment.
justinchancellorsstandin
Sad but true.
chuchuw
Eh, I feel like we can't be the first...
Croso
And to be horribly wrong about how cost ineffective it was. We can't afford not to provide more intelligently to our populace
youreathing
HesRightYouKnow.jpg
Aryaforthewin
I’d call it the last
slaughterhouse4andahalf
Username relevant :)
kennybeynon
One of the best American authors of the 20th century. If you haven't read any of his books, please do so. You won't be disappointed.
JonWallace1985
I like the saying but the history buff in me is irked how completely false that is.
JonWallace1985
Romans were completely aware their lead pipes were poisoning them for example.
spacebaIIstheaccount
Vonnegut is usually my answer to those questions like "if you could sit down with one historical figure for a meal, who would it be?"
RibbleTPibits
Why would you eat a historical figure?
MisterBrahanovich
Andreas99100
No
jtthemediocre
If you're ever near Indianapolis, check out the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library.
Ross22TM
I think we're not the first and last
Iaimtomisbehave
"And so it goes."
flawles
poo tee weet
Sleepy360
I still quote that line. Few get it, or remember where it came from or the circumstance for saying it.
Starlatan
Can you mention the source?
Iaimtomisbehave
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4981.Slaughterhouse_Five
SallyMcCrumbles
Me too. Nobody ever gets it.
Just1Fig
I loved him in “Back to School “
Muunk
No, it's totally cost effective to save yourself if you ignore others.
HawkmanXLII
Favourite author.
CatchySensibleName
Slaughterhouse-five is easily my favorite book.
spacebaIIstheaccount
Same
Shaodyn
Do you suppose he foresaw the coming climate apocalypse we refuse to stop so corporations won't lose profit?
DJThuglifeSupreme
reineseele
Cost-Effective isnt the first concern. Shareholders want their payout first. And even if it was cost-effective the SHAREHOLDERS...
bob3dod
Currently reading him. Mother Night is very relevant right now.
NonstopRampage
Comet260
I like the idea of a no-money society more and more.
DeadyBearr
No no. The thing is it is cost effective.
We just aren't doing it because rich people wanna get richer. But even then *it's just better for shareholders in the long run to have happy employees*
pizzapartyhard
Why don’t you take a flying fuck at a rolling donut? Why don’t you take a flying fuck at the mooooooooon?
turdly
I made a fond of his handwriting. If you want it, here it is https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CCJwP5bdn4BiVfk28mgQZkWTkWC-SupR
doyouhavetacobell
Thank you so much for this. I sent it to myself to download in the morning. Huge fan of his handwriting!
IAmASentientWaffle
Ah yes, delicious handwriting stock.
GravyEducation
Vonnegut was a legend. When he died, our math teacher, our MATH teacher, took a half hour of class to talk about him. No one else did
JimLarsson
What did he say abort him?
GravyEducation
Taught us how invaluable and insightful he was.
folderolchi
My ex texted me at work to tell me he died and I still vividly remember that moment as a punk kid from Guam who was lucky enough to read him
kennybeynon
Vonnegut had a high regard for good educators. This is a central theme of Hocus Pocus.
luvs2h8
Loved that book. Such a wild ride.
ItAintAllitsCrackedUpToBe
I saw him speak in person when I was in High School. I feel very fortunate. But I didn't fully appreciate it at the time.
WPIII381
Who does, when they're young?
folderolchi
You appreciate it now. Wisdom comes with experience <3
dancingscythe
Honestly, it sounds like your Math Teacher was a legend.
GravyEducation
He was. Held the after school philosophy salon too. Met up with him once for coffee after school was over. Love you Mr. P
WPIII381
This made me feel my own feelings.
GravyEducation