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Изходен канал @clockstackwheels · Post #818 · 12.05

Пока ждал одну книгу, прослушал совсем короткую "Этический инженер" Гарри Гаррисона (в других переводах "Специалист по этике"). Вообще, Гаррисона я когда-то начинал читать — "Крыса из нержавеющей стали" — но по каким-то причинам бросил, не помню. А тут вот вчитался (вслушался). По современным меркам сюжет избитый — человек из развитой цивилизации попадает в мир, едва дошедший до парового двигателя, и начинает там своими знаниями совершать революцию во всех смыслах. Но книга вышла в 1964 году, так что это скорее последующие авторы романов о попаданцах вдохновлялись ей, а не наоборот. Еще могу отметить, что повествование очень сжатое, без лишней воды, события идут плотно, поэтому даже при сравнительной простоте вполне цепляет и не даёт скучать. Задумался о том, что, если у школьной литературы была задача познакомить меня с, собственно, литературой, то эта задача в значительной мере провалена. Большая часть программы была сосредоточена на русской классике и практически полностью игнорировала как зарубежных авторов, так и — что самое обидное — другие жанры. Мне трудно представить, в каком восторге я был бы от вещей вроде "Этического инженера" в старшей школе. Я совершенно точно хотел бы узнать о существовании многих авторов, жанров и произведений еще в 14-18 лет, а не только сейчас, когда есть интернет, и когда я сам прикладываю много усилий к поиску книг. #fiction

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Today, exactly 100 years ago on the 28th of October 1925 the mask of Tutankhamun was discovered. There was a legend that those who disturbed the tomb would be cursed, soon after the discovery and disturbance of the tomb certain incidents in wich members of the team started dying made it seem that this legend was true. [read more here] @googlefactss#history#funfact#Egypt#legends

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1319 · 27.02.2026 г., 12:11

🌎 The legend of Yamata no Orochi comes from ancient Japanese mythology and describes an enormous eight-headed, eight-tailed serpent defeated by the god Susanoo. According to the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki texts from the 8th century CE, Susanoo discovered the creature in Izumo Province and tricked it with sake before slaying it. Archaeological evidence indicates these texts are among Japan’s oldest written records. ✨ #mythology⚡#Japan⚡#legends 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels ​

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #631 · 26.08.2025 г., 03:22

🌎 Ireland’s legend of the Salmon of Knowledge tells of a magical fish that granted wisdom to whoever tasted it. In Celtic mythology, eating this salmon gave the poet Fionn mac Cumhaill extraordinary wisdom, making him a great hero in Irish folklore. ✨ #mythology⚡#legends⚡#folklore 👉subscribe Interesting Planet ​

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #922 · 17.10.2025 г., 12:11

🌎 On the island of Flores in Indonesia, local legend tells of the Ebu Gogo—small, hairy people said to steal food and mimic speech. In 2003, scientists discovered Homo floresiensis fossils nearby, a tiny ancient human species, fueling debate about whether the myth preserves a memory of real prehistoric encounters. ✨ #legends⚡#anthropology⚡#indonesia 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels ​

🗺🐍Grootslang (Afrikaans and Dutch for “big snake”) is a legendary creature said to dwell in a deep cave in the Richtersveld region of northwestern South Africa, fiercely guarding its diamonds 💎 from treasure seekers. According to myth, the Grootslang was so powerful and cunning that the gods who created Earth decided to split it into two separate species — the elephant🐘 and the snake. 🐍 Yet some Grootslangs, the legends say, escaped into the deepest cave, where they have survived to this day. The cave is filled with diamonds 💎, but no one can reach them — the creature keeps watch day and night. 🌑✨ #Culture#Myths#SouthAfrica#Africa#Legends#Wildlife

Flexible glass was a legendary type of glass from ancient Rome. A craftsman is said to have invented it, and it could supposedly bend without breaking. He showed it to Emperor Tiberius, who reportedly asked him to confirm he was the only one who knew how to make it. The emperor then had him executed to prevent the invention from spreading, an early example of planned obsolescence. No known examples survive today. 🏺🪞📜 [Read more] @googlefactss #FlexibleGlass#AncientRome#History#Legends#Innovation

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #757 · 15.09.2025 г., 20:22

🌎 The Mapuche people of southern Chile and Argentina have long told of the mythical “Pillán,” powerful spirits linked to volcanoes and natural disasters. Early European chroniclers in the 16th century recorded beliefs that eruptions were caused by these spirits’ anger. The word “pillán” still appears in many local place names near active volcanoes. ✨ #Mapuche⚡#mythology⚡#volcanoes⚡#legends 👉subscribe Interesting Planet ​

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