Yesterday at noon taking a coffee Goya's Corner while reading the interview with Bruce Springsteen in The Weekly. Interesting. I've always liked the interviews that the journalist cares about the environment report in which it holds a meeting with the person on duty. He puts one in position. I do not know who was the pioneer but it certainly is a good format ...
few pages later, after the top ten of the best Christmas presents, I find the photo reportage of Jorge Lopez Barredo 'The children of Chernobyl. " "It's been 24 years" I think. "Wow, poor people" ...
Today at about three o'clock in the morning I woke up because I could not sleep and I turned on the radio Onda Cero program whose name escapes me. In the coterie he seemed to agree on the idea that throughout history wars, disasters and conflicts general, although it was politically incorrect to say, had always helped the advancement of humanity. In terms of technology and scientists in particular. "The World War 2 was a breakthrough for medicine for example," said one.
In my sleep-wakefulness remember recalling photographs Barredo. And is that all this reeking of 'the end justifies the means', a phrase I have always found simply unacceptable. It is not "politically incorrect" but "morally and ethically wrong." There is a big difference. At some point he even spoke of the importance of former Nazi scientists 'recycled' by the Allies were on the man on the moon. Lacked only give posthumous Nobel medicine Mengele ...
same is that I'm going against the development, which do not look at things from a wider lens, more "evolutionary" but still believe that suffering, whether many or few, can never hide behind a majeure. Because there is none. There is no over the life and dignity. And if not, that the guys involved in the program will go through Chernobyl to tell the thousands of children involved in their aftermath have served to advance the safety of nuclear plants and therefore for the good of all. Later
the presenter went on to mention that there has been a study showing that August is the most likely to UFO sightings, and then the news that recently discovered a new species of toothed slug in the nose of a Chilean girl. Yuck. And not because the slug ...
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