- If you saw Atlas, holding up the weight of the world, struggling, and the longer he did so the harder the world bore down on him, what would you tell him?

- I don't know, what would you tell him?

- To shrug.

On the other hand:

I NAME you three metamorphoses of the spirit: how the spirit shall become a camel, and the camel a lion, and the lion at last a child.

What is heavy? thus asks the weight-bearing spirit, thus it kneels down like the camel and wants to be well laden.
What is the heaviest thing, you heroes? so asks the weight-bearing spirit, that I may take it upon me and rejoice in my strength.

- Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Anyways... No great man ever shrugged.

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Greyscale in the world of Game of Thrones

نشرتها هناك حتى ما تلعب نفسكم هنا

Hawl: I feel terrible, like there's a weight in my chest

Sophie: A heart is a heavy burden

Philosophy is in fact the synopsis of trivialities.

- Ludwig Wittgenstein

This is exactly what I find so stupid about Dawkins, Krauss and the likes of them: that they belittle and brush off religion, just to replace it by a religious view of science.
They are neither true athiests nor true scientists.

Once upon a time, the "ignorant peasants" were filled with awe from the miracles of saints, God and his creation. Now, Krauss wants us to be filled with awe from scientists, physics and Star Trek.