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本文章最後由 BasePX 於 2015-6-27 23:46 編輯
ycleu 發表於 2015-6-27 18:40
第一次看到有人這樣描述德國人,十分驚訝,希望有人證實.
"...第一次看到有人這樣描述德國人,十分驚訝,希望有人證實..."
I did not 描述德國人, I silmply was telling what I was told, by a German. The story did not apply to all German citizens. It was only my personal experience, there was no way to 證實, and no need to be 證實 by anyone. You can choose to believe it, or not. Whatever you choose, it won't change the truth in it.
A small story like this does not reflect much at all, it is just a sparkling droplet in the river of life. It happened, and was gone forever; it won't change anyone's life nor makes me any more likeable.
驚訝? for what? not all Germans are alike, there are good Germans and there are not so good Germans. As there are good 台灣人s and there are not so good 台灣人s. 民族性 is too big a subject for me to discuss, here.
The moral of my story, if I must find one, was that we must not to 以概偏全, and we must all recall the story of "Blind men and an elephant" - "We have to remember that what we observe is not nature in itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning." - Werner Heisenberg.
BTW, Werner Heisenberg was a German theoretical physicist.
Cheers
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