The boiled frog
carry in my blog and I read this nice post Gianni Marconato .
Read, reflect, and if you wish to disclose.
Olivier Clerc, writer and philosopher, has written a story Digrandi wealth of teaching. This is the principle of the boiled frog.
Imagine a pot full of cold water in which a frog swimming happily.
The fire is lit under the pot, the water heats up slowly. Soon it becomes lukewarm.
The frog is quite lovely and this continues to swim.
The temperature continues to rise.
Now the water is warm. A little 'more than the frog does not appreciate. It is a bit tired 'but does not scare you.
The water is really warm this time.
The frog begins to find objectionable but that it has been weakened, then stand and do nothing.
The temperature continues to rise until such time as the frog Finiscesemplicemente to cook and die.
If the same frog was directly immersed in water at 50 °, immediately gave the shot right leg that would prestoproiettata out of the pot.
This experience shows that when a change is made sufficiently slow, escapes the consciousness and does not raise, for most of the time, no reaction, no opposition, no revolt.
If we look at what happens in our society for decades, noisubiamo a slow drift to which we become accustomed. A lot of things that made ciavrebbero horror 20 years ago, 30 or 40 years ago, gradually sonodiventate trivial, sweetened, and slightly disturbing to us now, or leave much indifferent to most people.
In the name of progress and science, the worst attacks on individual liberty, human dignity, the integrity of nature, beauty and happiness of life, takes place slowly edinsorabilmente consistent with the complicity of the victims, osprovvedute ignorant.
The gloomy predictions about in the future, rather than provoke reactions and the preventive measures, which are not psychologically prepare the people to accept the conditions of life decadent, even dramatic. The permanent gavage of information by the media saturated icervelli that are no longer able to discern. When I announced these things for the first time it was for tomorrow. Now, it's for today. So if you're like the frog, already half cooked, take the hit of wholesome leg before it's too late.
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