- Read some stuff by a Swiss post-WW2 writer, Max Frisch that included some questionnaires Archived Message
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on March 5, 2025, 14:38:48, in reply to "I sometimes think about how lucky guys like my dad were, and maybe yours, too, who were born during "
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…designed to provoke self-reflection. Anyway, the link has the best one, which includes a question that gets at a similar point, but in an even broader sense. https://flaneursalley.blog/2020/04/24/max-frischs-questionnaire 22. Let us assume that you have never killed another human being. How do you account for it?  Previous Messagea short window of time that made them too young for WW2 and Korea, and too old for Vietnam. Previous MessageMy dad may spend way too much time playing games on his computer and posting stuff on FB, but every once in a while he posts something like this that is pretty cool. "March fifth 1953. 3/5/53 That was the day Harold Bosch, Tom Wilson and I, enlisted in U.S.A.F.. We were sent to Sampson Air Force for our basic training. It was a WW II P.O.W. camp in Rochester N.Y. Part of our training was spending a night sleeping on the frozen ground . That was just a few miles from the U.S. Canada border." |
- osklister March 5, 2025, 16:13:23