De sex annos, filii quattuor annorum susum sunt custodiae et Inventionem alveo "Turpis impetus" specialis (potest hoc). He was very young at the point and I was always worried what he might see on a show like this and how he might take it. I didn’t want him to develop, enim, quis specialis metus de aqua vel LOQUITOR aliquid inconueniens ad amicos et forte faciat eius infantem amicus network ad fregerunt.
Discovery handles these kinds of subjects very well. It’s not about creating a timore aliquid, but rather to show how unusual it is for sharks to attack humans.
Ita, we’re watching it and there is this one particularly scary attack involving a small girl. As Discovery is building the drama of the attack, mea filius (qui semper perquam TURBATUS usquam), is getting very excited. I make some noises about how unusual it is for sharks to attack people, and how bad the poor girl must feel. I’m trying to explain that people recover from these events and become stronger for it. Autem, I had misinterpreted his excitement. He was not worried about the girl at all. Pro, dum percussione manus, refert me, "De loca amare! It’s terrific. It’s wonderful. Its a DREAM COME TRUE!"
Ego hoc hilares, but also very disturbing. On the one hand, Libenter — etiam paulo superbus — quod potuit fortis empathic affectus, cross-species though they may be. As humans, opus evolvere nostri "empathic musculi" ita loqui aut tu finire quasi huic In alia manu 🙂, he was feeling cross-species empathy toward a species who was exhibiting behavior inimical to his own. I was really struggling with this when the narrator used the word "paradigm". My son picked up on that and asked me what that meant.
At non facile describi ad quatuor anni, but I gave it a try. When I think of the word "paradigm", Thomas Kuhn is never far from my thoughts. Lego Compages de Scientific revolutionibus
Usquam, Ego conatur explicare ad eum a Kuhnian definitio, quod suus "historica motus cogitationis" and that it’s a "way of thinking with a number of built-in assumptions that are hard to escape for people living at that time." Utique, non loquaris ad quatuor anni, so I’m trying to successively define it to smaller pieces and feeling rather proud of myself as I do so. (Ego iustus cognovit quod aliquis extra collegium cura me legere Kuhn!).
I’m just warming to the task when he interrupts me. Waving his hand in meae directionem et numquam assumptis oculos off aliud inhumanum turpis impetum, justi dicit, "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Mauris, mauris, mauris. ".
Adeo ut 🙂
Ad quod punctum, Placuit ad fugit, oratoriam loqui, sedere retro, et frui vigilantes loca impetum homines cum filius.
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