The attitude of ordinary people to entomologists

This isn't about entomology itself. Any person who claims not only to serve their family, but also something "for themselves"-science, art, etc. - can find themselves in a bad situation in their family, regardless of their gender or the interests of their life partner. The story of Kovalevsky is indicative of the fact that his wife, through whose fault he left not only science, but, indirectly, through her own fault and life (committed suicide because of the humiliation associated with bankruptcy) was not "Sonya Marmeladova", but the same Sofia Kovalevskaya. So here is

Dinusilk
And these are really talented scientists, but Sofia Kovalevskaya also liked to dress well (and so her husband left science).

How did her husband end, I hope everyone remembers?

Yakobson read Dostoevsky and believed that there were Sonya Marmeladovs in the world... But what is good for a Russian is death for a German...

That's right, reading Dostoevsky doesn't do any good...

As for Jacobson, he committed suicide after 1917, i.e. there should have been no special problems with the divorce.

How did her husband end, I hope everyone remembers?

Could you tell us more about it? They don't write anything about his death on the Internet...

Heh, "Caravan of Stories", direct.

If fiction is suitable - please:
http://bookz.ru/authors/semen-reznik/jzl34/1-jzl34.html

In the case of Jacobson, everything was just far from decorous and noble with the first date during the matchmaking. He just wanted to play saving a "drowning soul" at a time when it was necessary to look for someone who shared his views and interests.

It's not up to you to judge who wanted to play who. At least show a little respect for the great man, and then you wash the bones like on a bench at the entrance. A typical trait of mediocrity is to judge others by yourself, without even being able to assume for a moment that the other person may have other principles, beliefs, and goals.

As a matter of fact, no one attributed anything bad or unworthy to Jacobson, actually. Well, maybe the phrase "play" is unfortunate. But it was a good "game", when then almost nothing could be corrected and this impossibility was clear from the very beginning. As for the search for "dividing" - somehow" Darling " Chekhov immediately comes to mind-God forbid ... - and this is the most realistic result of such searches at that time, I'm afraid.

This post was edited by PVOzerski - 02/29/2008 00: 21

Why do you even need to get married?

This post was edited by Salix - 02/29/2008 02: 47

It's not up to you to judge who wanted to play who. At least show a little respect for the great man, and then you wash the bones like on a bench at the entrance. A typical trait of mediocrity is to judge others by yourself, not being able to even for a moment assume that the other person may have other principles, beliefs, and goals.

Yes, but writing nasty things without registering is just the highest respect for others
Write your name and we will also be able to judge whether you are mediocre or not, but only by real merits, and not by high-sounding statements.

As a matter of fact, no one attributed anything bad or unworthy to Jacobson, actually. Well, maybe the phrase "play" is unfortunate. But it was a good "game", when then almost nothing could be corrected and this impossibility was clear from the very beginning. As for the search for "dividing" - somehow" Darling " Chekhov immediately comes to mind-God forbid ... - and this is the most realistic result of such searches at that time, I'm afraid.

Perhaps times are changing - people are changing. I won't hide the fact that the image of Darling also came to my mind
At the expense of the "game" I exactly meant that " life is a game and people in it are actors." Psychologists often use the term "social role." Each of us plays more than one of them for life.

Why do you even need to get married?

So we have a topic in general in the mainstream of philosophy will go.

It's not up to you to judge who wanted to play who. At least show a little respect for the great man, and then you wash the bones like on a bench at the entrance. A typical trait of mediocrity is to judge others by yourself, not being able to even for a moment assume that the other person may have other principles, beliefs, and goals.

Dinusik, don't pay attention to tram boors. They're just random passengers here.

So we have a topic in general in the mainstream of philosophy will go.

This is how every topic, even about labels, turns into pure philosophy.. Not to mention such topics..

Why do you even need to get married?

It is necessary to fill up the stain to someone!

, net to sew up, bags with mattresses to make

Duc, nothing funny and close to the truth. My wife sews sacks for nets...

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 01.03.2008 12: 01

Girls, awww! Who is ready to sew Malez traps and make cotton layers, I will immediately get married!

This post was edited by Salix - 03.03.2008 03: 38

In the spring, girls prepare traps for large primates that feed on oil and gas.
We need to lure the girl. and then put before the fact: mattresses and mattresses are now your main responsibilities...

Only first you need to "stick" to the sources of oil and gas...To attract girls (or to fall into their trap yourself legally).

The topic has gone into a racy and promising channel...

Dmitritch, don't be upset. Even the owners of oil rigs are afraid of legal workers "in business".

How do you like this evolutionary scheme of vertebrates? Surprisingly, the entomologist here is the pinnacle
of evolution. P.S. Taken from a SCIENTIFIC article on the evolution of jawless fish (Novitskaya, 2006).

This post was edited by Juglans - 04.03.2008 18: 19

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How do you like this evolutionary scheme of vertebrates? Surprisingly, the entomologist here is the pinnacle
of evolution. P.S. Taken from a SCIENTIFIC article on the evolution of jawless fish (Novitskaya, 2006).

How pleasant it is to realize that you are the pinnacle of evolution!

How pleasant it is to realize that you are the pinnacle of evolution!

We are all cockroach catchers !!!
And we enjoy our eccentricity.

I was pleased with two young people who apparently want to shoot an entomologist

Oddly enough, many other entomologists of the time had very ordinary wives. The main thing is not intelligence, but feminine kindness and care. Even a stupid but kind wife is better than a smart and calculating bitch...

So many good girls...
But for some reason everyone loves the bad ones!

We are all cockroach catchers !!!
And we enjoy our eccentricity.

However, one guy with a net is located above two with a weapon! Isn't this a triumph of reason?!!

This post was edited by Dinusik-05.03.2008 07: 30

However, one guy with a net is located above two with a weapon! Isn't this a triumph of reason?!!

No, no celebration of " His kung fu is stronger than theirs!!!"

No, no celebration of " His kung fu is stronger than theirs!!!"

So that's what it's all about!!! Well, then it is logical that the rest of the organisms are lower - they do not know Kung fu, it is not clear why the roundmouths crawled so high.

Roundmouths also know kung fu. They perfectly master the technique of "slippery lamprey"

How pleasant it is to realize that you are the pinnacle of evolution!

I must disappoint you: The peak of evolution is also a Dead End of evolution, because the peak of evolution is such only as long as it does not give rise to any descendant, that is, as long as it is a Dead End of evolution. And you, as far as we know, have descendants.

How do you like this evolutionary scheme of vertebrates? Surprisingly, the entomologist here is the pinnacle
of evolution. P.S. Taken from a SCIENTIFIC article on the evolution of jawless fish (Novitskaya, 2006).

However, the man with the net on top even bears a portrait resemblance to one of the greatest entomologists. Or am I the one who's so fucked up?

I must disappoint you: The peak of evolution is also a Dead End of evolution, because the peak of evolution is such only as long as it does not give rise to any descendant, that is, as long as it is a Dead End of evolution. And you, as far as we know, have descendants.

Yes, there are descendants... Just like that, you'll be dreaming about vertexes

However, the man with the net on top even bears a portrait resemblance to one of the greatest entomologists. Or am I the one who's so fucked up?

I think I can guess who he's talking about... We're not in the army to say hello to everyone-is he?

This post was edited by Salix - 07.03.2008 00: 32

"A real story from the life of entomologists. The Deer Beetle is a handsome
half-palm - sized beetle with a large horn (hence the name), a very rare
and valuable collector's item. And here in the train, to the complete
stupefaction of the surrounding audience, decent-looking guys are talking
, they don't look like stoned drug addicts at all:
- Imagine, the deer have already flown...
"Caught it?"
"They're so high up in the oaks that they can't reach the net.
- I should have lured you to beer. Deer loves beer, horror! She puts her trunk in and
sucks, baldets, just take it with her bare hands. I brought so many of them from the Volga River last year
... And if they're sitting on the oaks , of course,
you'll catch figs..."

http://bash.org.ru/quote/395360

Yesterday I had a nice chat with a shepherd in the steppe Crimea. He was an admirer of Brezhnev. He told me that it used to be incomparably better - there were farms all around, herds grazed. The fields were plowed. Planes threw toxic chemicals around. And now, unfortunately, there is nothing of this and "so many of them have bred..."

Bad Dan Yes, you made me laugh, I haven't laughed like that for a long time... But in general, I don't notice the attitude of ordinary people. When you walk around the city with a net, some people look with interest. That's when you come back from the forest or lake in dirty and crumpled clothes, it is more seriously annoying. Usually, the places I choose are deserted (despite the large population of my republic, such places are still preserved). The attitude of acquaintances and friends is normal - from time to time they receive an offer to show a hornet's nest at some dacha or in the forest (usually for a treat in the form of n drinks). In principle, this is normal - the market is also a market in society. So far, thank God, I haven't met anyone who twists his finger at his temple or anything like that. In any case, I will quickly put it in its place. The maximum that I heard - "I didn't know that we have such dragonflies flying on the lake....."

And I have a net folded in half (hoop), and a stick from the handle of a rifle ramrod, everything fits in a regular plastic bag, unfolds within 10 seconds.

About the attitude to entomologists in Nepal.
In general, the population is calm about people like us. The downside is that some people are too curious and even annoying. Even in the forest, where no one should be, a local teenager can appear from behind the bushes and ask a few questions: "Where are you from? Where are you going? What are you doing?"
They even got bored with such questions - pointing a finger at the net, "What is it?". I even later began to answer something like, this is " Synchrophasotron!"
With fishing in the light-in general, a fairy tale! This brings together local people from all over, say, the village, and then the movie begins. In Nepali, the butterfly will be "putalI". So, during the night fishing only hear about - "confused, confused".