well said. I totally agree with you
Lessons to be inferred
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Re: Lessons to be inferred
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Well said!Ediomis_Enwongo01 wrote: ↑19 Jul 2020, 14:18 Accomplishing anything in life is a matter of discipline and focus. This is a lesson embedded in the book.
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> I think the idea of leaving the natural world as unmolested as possible is
> one of the biggest lessons. Had the team not interfered with nature, their
> encounters with the wolves may not have been as harrowing. It's "do
> unto others as you would have done to you" applied to non-humans and
> has echoes throughout society. We are arriving to be more humane and this
> is a shining example of why and when that could matter.
I agree, this was a message that I really liked in this book. Both with the wolf remains as well as their reluctance to share Zona with the outside world near the end. It's the idea that parts of the world are better left untouched by human cultivation, and I think that's a really important lesson that you don't see very often.
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> Nothing is really to achieve. If you seek and adventure, you have to be
> ready for dangers involved. Another lesson is that alcohol when abused can
> lead to serious problems. Best of all is that humans are unpredictable and
> act based on impulse and their environment.
Very true, every adventure carries it's own dangers along with it. I also can't agree more to the fact that drug abuse -more so that of alcohol- has far-reaching negative effects.
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> For me, the lesson would be that we cannot underestimate the power of
> nature, plants, flowers - and we don't even have to look at extreme
> situations like in the book, it would be good already if humans respect
> nature and everything it gives to us.
I agree. Nature is a powerful force. Humans need to be very careful how they deal with it.