Harry Potter Morning Light

After electoral reform in 1832, universal suffrage was expanded, liberal capitalism was replaced by monopoly capitalism, the Conservative Party replaced the Tory Party, and merged with the Fine Arts Party to become the Conservative Unionist Party, which was founded by Robert Peel Jr. .

Georgiana wondered whether the encounter and quarrel at St. Roman's would go down in history, since Robert Peel Jr. was said to have delivered the best speech since William Pitt Jr.

In fact, counting the time, the formation of monopoly capitalism is closely related to the technological revolution. Monopoly capitalists mainly focus on heavy industry, and they don’t need cotton in North America that much. Instead, artificial fuels, fabrics, such as nylon, chemical fibers.

People at that time had already broken free from the shackles of the law—the "Bubble Act", and once again started disorderly expansion, resulting in overcapacity, and then formed the law of fixed outbreaks of crises in the capitalist economy.

Employees don't even have the right to ask the boss not to let them work overtime. How can they ask the boss not to invest money in and continue to expand?

Even if Liverpool has a fairly good cotton textile factory owner like the Salter family, he gave the workers time for rest and entertainment, and some people became linguists, as long as Salter continued to expand production like other factory owners, he would eventually One day it will go bankrupt. This is not directly related to his character. A failed investment is more likely to lead to poverty than profligacy. An example is the Nantes shipowner banker Barron. He thought that peace would lead to increased shipping. The two million quintals of grain that Feral bought from Spain almost went bankrupt.

Faced with such ups and downs, many people can't bear it. When Newt Scamander left New York, it was the last glory before the Great Depression, and there was a dark cloud of terror under the luxurious and prosperous surface.

Do you choose to be happy or to be true?

If it's fun, get drunk, carpe diem, revel in drunkenness, and then suffer from a hangover, even if those bootleg drinks from the pharmacy are labeled as drugs.

In fact, the Bordeaux wine in the period of Louis XIII is indeed a kind of medicine, which can treat many diseases.

When you regard it as wine, it is wine; when you regard it as medicine, it is medicine; when you regard it as the blood of Jesus, it is blood.

In fact, stripping away the dross of history and revealing the core of philosophy can alleviate the eternal and boundless spiritual pain of mankind.

The important thing is not whether there is a God or Sakyamuni, but how human beings can live without them.

You have to face the roaring beast in your heart, where to get moral legitimacy; without the arrangement of God and fate, how do people face the self-deprecation and self-hatred brought about by the failure of life; without retribution, how do people face There is no reward for good and no reward for evil, the truth of the world that there is no heaven and no hell.

In this cruel world, religion provides a relatively painless value. Human beings are as fragile as babies, calling for an all-knowing and omnipotent nanny to care for us and love us.

But after crying for a long time, no one cared about us, so we stopped crying.

We can no longer convince ourselves of things that have been proven not to exist. We smash churches, dismiss nuns and priests. During the French Revolution, an attempt was made to establish a new religion, the "Temple of Reason", to fill the vacancy left by the god, but this god also disappeared with the downfall of the "immortal" Robespierre.

I want to be a little girl all my life so I don't have to think about these things.

But a carefree childhood is short-lived. When we choose to be free, we choose to leave Eden. We don’t have to abide by the rules in the Garden of Eden, so we can’t enjoy everything in the Garden of Eden. We only took the tree of the knowledge of good and evil with us. The power that is given to us, and that is also the punishment for human beings to taste the forbidden fruit that God forbids to eat.

Georgiana turned up the collar of her coat to keep out the damp and cold, and then she felt a coat wrapped around her body.

"Put it on," Dilloch said with a smile.

"I know you are cold too." Georgiana said calmly, "Your health is equally important."

Dilloch ignored her, Georgiana shook her head, and these men would be heroes in front of women.

At this moment she found her wand, so she quietly used a waterproof and windproof mask on Diloc, so that he would not be cold even if he was dressed thinly.

The important thing is not to destroy, but to rebuild.

It is enough to use brute force to destroy the old ones. The difficulty is to build new buildings on the ruins of the previous dynasty. Napoleon tried to lay down a piece of granite as the cornerstone of this country and era, and Aberdeen just happens to be rich in granite.

It is so cold on land, and the sea will only be wetter and colder, but there are still people who stick to it. This is also the spirit of the navy brought by Nelson-to be dedicated, which is not so easy to do.

"Do you believe in miracles?" Georgiana asked Dilloch.

He didn't answer.

"Don't you think this scene is like a dream?" Georgiana asked again, "or a hallucination."

He still didn't answer.

So Georgiana stopped talking nonsense, and she was afraid that she, too, was seeing visions like crazy.

Many people think that it is unwise for Hermione Granger to choose Ron Weasley instead of Victor Krum. How could Ron compare with Victor Krum?

Ron and Hermione have experienced a lot together, and of course Harry has also experienced it with her, but Harry is "destined to die". The witch's intuition made Hermione avoid going through that kind of life and death. It is safer to choose Ron. "Object.

Too much pain will make people lose the ability to think. Albus just wants to end all this quickly. You can't think of what a dying person thinks about. How can someone force others to kill themselves?

I don't know if he did it on purpose or by fate. The final location is the Astronomy Tower, which is high enough. Even if the Killing Curse didn't kill Albus, the height and gravity are deadly enough.

"I believe more in sanity and clarity of mind." Dilloch said suddenly. "A miracle is like an illusion."

"You've been thinking about my question?" Georgiana asked.

"Yes, in reality, someone would play this kind of trick," Dilloch said.

"Do you believe in medical miracles? That's artificial too," Georgiana asked.

"Napoleon didn't trust doctors, did you?" Dilloch asked.

Georgiana did not answer immediately.

She wanted to say yes, but when she saw the outdated medical technology such as vomiting and bloodletting, she also had no confidence in the doctor.

When we have no one to rely on, we will rely on God, but if God does not exist, who can we rely on?

Who can understand this strong sense of loneliness in the crowd, and who can understand the person who completely understands himself?

Some people end up returning to religion, choosing the values ​​of painlessness.

Some people surrender to desire and choose another way of liberation.

"I am a small human being, and I choose what fate has in store for me," Georgiana said.

"Napoleon, the opposite of you, chose to take his own destiny into his own hands," Dilloch said.

"I know, so he's a great man." Georgiana looked at Dillock and said with a smile, "Don't you think it's incredible that he looks at me? It's like someone imagined it out of thin air."

Dilloch looked at her without answering.

"Imagination rules the world," she sneered, taking a sip of the cooling soup.

It tastes worse when it's cold than it was before, like some kind of potion, but it's a pity that it's not magical, because it's made by a nun, not some middle-aged wizard with greasy hair.