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| “ | I would not like to appear as an impartial judge of my contemporaries, but if we talk about things that worry me, it is the loss of taste for authenticity. Towards authenticity in everything. Improving the art of imitation causes other people to develop the habit of imitation. There are many intermediate states between knowing and not knowing: being aware, being able to have a conversation, and so on. Modern man increasingly today takes upon himself the courage to judge things that he actually does not know, but simply knows all the words that are supposed to be used... For many, this is already in the order of things. | ” |
| — Sergey Averintsev | ||
| ru | Русский — родной язык этого участника. |
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user page. This is not an encyclopedia article or the talk page for an encyclopedia article. If you find this page on any site other than Wikipedia, you are viewing a mirror site. Be aware that the page may be outdated and that the user whom this page is about may have no personal affiliation with any site other than Wikipedia. The original page is located at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Smallhedgehog. |
| “ | I would not like to appear as an impartial judge of my contemporaries, but if we talk about things that worry me, it is the loss of taste for authenticity. Towards authenticity in everything. Improving the art of imitation causes other people to develop the habit of imitation. There are many intermediate states between knowing and not knowing: being aware, being able to have a conversation, and so on. Modern man increasingly today takes upon himself the courage to judge things that he actually does not know, but simply knows all the words that are supposed to be used... For many, this is already in the order of things. | ” |
| — Sergey Averintsev | ||
| ru | Русский — родной язык этого участника. |
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| This user is a participant in WikiProject Russia. |
| 6,000+ |
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| This user has created on the English-language Wikipedia. |