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"On page 0, Tremendously interesting. Herzog has a lot to say but it's a certain kind of arrogant humility: rising from literal starvation as a child, he puts himself repeatedly into the face of nature and destruction. How he prevailed is a matter of luck—maybe will. He makes himself a sacrifice, almost, to the unfeeling nature of the universe he perceives. Yet, he creates and can't stop himself. Beautiful to read." — Jun 04, 2025 08:21AM
"On page 0, Tremendously interesting. Herzog has a lot to say but it's a certain kind of arrogant humility: rising from literal starvation as a child, he puts himself repeatedly into the face of nature and destruction. How he prevailed is a matter of luck—maybe will. He makes himself a sacrifice, almost, to the unfeeling nature of the universe he perceives. Yet, he creates and can't stop himself. Beautiful to read." — Jun 04, 2025 08:21AM
