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« There is a life after death, especially that of others. (SECOND TYPE MEETING) »
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« Okavango. It is an African river, a river much longer and more powerful than the Tagus or the Rhone and its width, at the rapids of Popa Falls, exceeds the kilometer. It originates in Angola, runs along Namibia before entering Botswana. It is there that he meets the Kalahari Desert. It then curls into meanders, creating a rich tropical forest, shaping a huge swampy and salty delta populated by thousands of flamingos. During the dry season, there are myriad islands, formed around giant termite mounds, bushes. Tourist brochures speak of lush marshes, a miracle of water, an earthly paradise. All rivers flow towards the sea and the sea is never filled, says the Ecclesiastes. This is not true: the Kalahari is huge, and all the water of the Okavango gradually evaporates, disappears into the mud and sands. The Okavango never reaches the sea. Its river fate does not come true. p227 »
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Hervé Le Tellier
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Hervé Le Tellier
Electrico W
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« The truth is that the world enters in a few hours in a emptiness of meaning. Since religion provides a doctrinal and false answer, philosophy proposes to give an abstract and erroneous one. (page 300) »
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The anomaly
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