Acı çekmek bir tercih meselesidir
Hayatta her birimiz bir şeyleri başarmak için mücadele içindeyiz. Ya buna katlanır devam edersin ya da pes edersin. Yazarın da söylediği gibi 𝐚𝐜𝛊 𝐜̧𝐞𝐤𝐦𝐞𝐤 𝐛𝐢𝐫 𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐡 𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐫.
1980'lerden bu yana egzersiz sloganı olarak kullanılan "ℕ𝕠 𝕡𝕒𝕚𝕟, 𝕟𝕠 𝕘𝕒𝕚𝕟." mottosunu sadece egzersizde değil aynı zamanda hayatta başarıyı yakalamak
İşte gerçek dünyanın tanımı. Açgözlülükler, rekabetler, dedikodular ve diğer bütün saçmalıklar arasında Zeze, ağacı Minguinho ve onu arabasıyla gezdiren Portuga o kadar ütopik kalıyor ki… Zaten belki de kitabın sonunda Zeze, işte tam da bu yüzden gerçek hayatın kendisiyle tanışıyor. Aslında bu kitap bize kendi Minguinho ve Portuga’larınızı kendiniz oluşturun diyor. Çünkü toplumumuz sizi bir gün mutlaka yalnız bırakacak, hayal kırıklığına uğratacak, anlamayacak ve size şiddet uygulayacak diyor. Bütün bunlardan kaçabilmek için elimizde bulundurduğumuz en büyük sığınak ise kitap okumak. Gerçekliğin bombalarından kaçabileceğimiz en mantıklı mekan bence bu sığınağın ta kendisidir. Gerçek hayatta Zeze’nin saf masumiyetine sahip insanlarla karşılaşabilmek dileğiyle. Keyifli okumalar diliyorum.
Here is the definition of the real world. Amidst greed, competition, gossip, and all other absurdities, Zeze, with his tree Minguinho and Portuga driving him around in his car, remains so utopian. Perhaps, at the end of the book, Zeze meets the real life precisely for this reason. In fact, this book tells us to create our own Minguinhos and Portugas. Because our society will inevitably leave you alone one day, disappoint you, not understand you, and apply violence to you, it says. The greatest refuge we have to escape all of this is reading books. The most rational refuge to escape the bombs of reality, in my opinion, is the very sanctuary we hold. Wishing you encounters with people in real life who have Zeze's pure innocence. I wish you enjoyable readings.
Başkasının benimle ilgili görüşü benim kendimle ilgili görüşümü değiştirmez, değiştirmemeli.
Someone else's opinion about me should not change my own opinion about myself, and it shouldn't.
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A Deconstruction of Existential Crisis
“Nausea” written by Jean-Paul Sartre is a work that delves deep into human psychology. It also discovers the nature of existence and the meaning of life. The novel was published in 1938 and became a seminal work for existentialist literature. Today, the book continues to captivate readers with its haunting atmosphere and philosophical prose. In my
5/5 Stars (%92/100)
I found this one while I was looking for a series that is similar to Solo Leveling. It is kind of similar but Omniscient has a lot of unique qualities. The story is about a man who starts to live in the world of a webcomic he has been following for over 10 years. It is a very unpopular series and no one cares about it. When he starts to live in that world, he realizes that he knows what's going to happen, hence the name of the series.
I loved our main character. Currently, the series has 68 chapters and he has come a long way. I loved his character development and though he is the main character of this series, he is NOT the protagonist of the webcomic he starts to live in. This makes things much more interesting in my opinion. He is overpowered in a sense but he uses his powers in a unique and clever way. He is not the kind of guy who one-shots everyone and levels up. I'm curious to see what is going to happen with the series. I definitely recommend it.
2/5 Stars (%45/100)
The concept is good: Twins created by alchemy who have reality-bending powers related to language and maths. However, the execution falls short in my opinion. The world feels dull and empty. It's mostly plot-driven in my opinion, and that's why I didn't really care about any of the characters maybe Reed at some point. Eventually, finishing it became a chore because it was too long and overly complicated (jumping from time to time, place to place). I love unique sci-fi but this was closer to fantasy because the science element is mostly missing. This was my first book by the author and I'm fairly disappointed because she is an award-winning author and this book apparently won some too. I don't know how some people "worship" the book and the author or that this book is THE best book they've ever read. In short, you could give it a go, but don't expect too much.
