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03:25 Allusion and the hazards of its translation | |
The line “For fools rush in where angels fear to tread” was first written by Alexander Pope in his poem An Essay on Criticism. It is used now as a proverb that means: inexperienced people jump into situations that wiser, experienced people avoid. Putin is a dictator, but romanticizing Zelensky as if he were the hero of our times is a fool’s rush in where angels fear to tread. https://medium.com/politics-from-hell/ukraine-or-russia-what-about-peace-511ed584ac87
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