



@chris_hayes @catsalad i know you can use the image.fpr personal use
I think....so i migt.make a shirt gor myself
@catsalad my uncle taught me once unironically, "If you do juuuuust barely better than bad of a job, no one will ask you to do that again."
It's a little unethical, but it stuck with me for life. Family always asked us to do things, because we did them well.
I'll never, ever, forget the spraypaint job he did on a fence that was just good enough, but also got a lot of the grass" by accident."
He's a fucking genius and we never had to paint again.
@catsalad
May the Dao be with you.
Hello, I'd like to see it but I know only french and english !
@ericrogergarcia
There's an English version in book form. Sorry for the presumption!
Overall, it's Zhuang Zi (or Chuang Tsu).
He's very famous for studying the usefulness of being useless. Especially the allegory of the carpenter and the tree.
A preview:
https://archive.org/details/zhuangzispeaksmu00tsai
(The video is based on this version)
@catsalad
I found this in french
:)
I'm going to listen to this....
Lao Tseu - Tao Te King - Versets 1 à 30 (Trad. Stephen Mitchell)

Still simple: I just booked the book La Voie du Tao in my city’s library!
lol
Wow! I only listened to the first 5 minutes: it’s extremely "modern"!
.. or at least, this information is present everywhere (when one "tries to understand") today.
Well, lol, I stop sending you messages on this for today !
:)