[Morgoth muses on how the harsh winters of northern Europe made altruism an evolved trait that aided in our ability to survive. Which is now being used against us by the (((usual suspects))).
— KATANA]
Morgoth’s Review
The Frozen North
&
Frozen Thinking
Feb 10, 2021
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Published on Feb 10, 2021
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Morgoth’s Review
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TRANSCRIPT
(11:15 mins)
[00:00]
[Intro music and imagery by Theberton.]
[00:29]
Hello there folks. So I’ve braved the brimstone Darcy, or whatever, and come out for a wander here in the north, the barren north. And I’m just looking at this landscape. On the one hand it’s absolutely spectacular, it’s beautiful! But, on the other hand, I’m looking at I’m thinking back in primordial ages, thousands of thousands of years ago, when European people actually had to scratch out a living on this.
I mean, these days it’s kind of we assume barrenness are places which are hard to live. And we assume that Europe and northern Europe was some bountiful place. Well it is for a small portion of the year. But like for a sizable portion of the year it looks like this. And it would have looked like this a lot more in the past. So just imagine like waking up every day and then like thinking that you’re going to have to survive in this.
Where’s the food coming from? Where, even the water that you drink is turned into a solid block! And that’s not even to mention, the fact that you’re gonna have to keep warm.
And so you get this sense that when you come out on days like this, like in the past, European people were just under assault from nature like on all sides! So I mean, some of the things that I’ve got into recently is this overcoming of nature, this conquering of the natural world.
But when you look at a place like this and you think about how people had to survive in days gone by, you can see where that drive actually originated from. Because it was just the European, the northern European, being under assault, heavy assault from nature at every turn.

























