Somnul Copiilor

Ma framanta cateva descoperiri recente si, pana se cristalizeaza in ceva coerent, le pun aici.

Am gasit recent un citat din biografia unui fost spion est-german care mi se pare fantastic de edificator (w-jb).

While his instructions were to infiltrate political circles and get close to Brzezinski, he was not given specific instructions on how he was supposed to accomplish that. He also learned that while his English was excellent, he was very pushy and argumentative when dealing with people. He was shocked when he was confronted with this fact by a fed-up friend. He realized that he was essentially too East German to fit in.

Desi trebuia sa infiltreze cercul unui oficial american, spionul, care vorbea o engleza excelenta, a inteles ca nu-si va putea niciodata indeplini misiunea fiindca stilul lui de a fi este prea argumentativ si prin urmare “unamerican”.

Aceste trasaturi nu se regasesc, evident, numai la est-germani, ci par a fi comune est-europenilor in general.

O alta comonalitate gasita la romanii colegi de generatie este aprecierea quasi-universala pentru Oblio – de altfel, versiunea care poate fi vazuta gratis pe Youtube are subtitrari romanesti si a fost cel mai probabil incarcata de un roman.

Este oare posibil ca o buna parte din aceste trasaturi sa aiba a face cu traume din copilarie si, mai precis, lipsa somnului, sau o atitudine diferita fata de somn in Europa de Est?

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