The Thanksgiving Turkey never has more evidence of the farmer's eternal benevolence than on the afternoon of the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
Great literature teaches that history has some kind of symmetry. The events after the climax will have a center-of-gravity that will approximate the events before the climax.
"Quest" has no pretense of being "great literature".
The people of Ann Arbor failed/refused to make any changes until the last kernel of grain was swept out of storage. And then it was much, much too late.
Unlike Great Literature, God and History give us no promises regarding symmetry on the backside of watershed events.
This is true. Which is why professionals study logistics, not tactics.
ReplyDeleteFor over 7 decades I have been watching the creatures in the woods and fields and barnyards and when over population occurs diseases proliferate the stresses of crowds overcome sanity and self destruction results. Think of Lemmings. And us. --ken
ReplyDeleteAnd collectivists can't order nature to produce, despite what they believe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another good story. Is it too much to hope for another, sometime?