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In the Bible, “sloth” is one of the deadly sins — it may also have been one of the Seven Dwarves, come to think of it — but in the [[Jolly Contrarian]]’s estimations, at least insofar as it translates into a sort of inverse dark energy in the direction of breaking down crappy and obtuse drafting — one of the great paragonic virtues. | In the Bible, “sloth” is one of the deadly sins — it may also have been one of the Seven Dwarves, come to think of it — but in the [[Jolly Contrarian]]’s estimations, at least insofar as it translates into a sort of inverse dark energy in the direction of breaking down crappy and obtuse drafting — one of the great paragonic virtues. | ||
Here is what General Kurt Gebhard Adolf Philipp Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord had to say about his officer class: | |||
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“The clever and hard-working should be General Staff. <br> | |||
The stupid and lazy are suited to routine duties. <br> | |||
The clever and lazy are qualified for highest leadership. <br> | |||
The stupid and hard-working will always only cause damage.” }} | |||
Be a leader, folks. | |||
{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*[[Special pleading]] | *[[Special pleading]] | ||