越过一山，又是一山

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• Looking back at this first year of living in Haiti, Farmer would speak of the feeling that many things in his mind coalesced into a vision of his life's proper work. But, he'd insist, this happened in stages, not all at once. 'For me, it was a process, not an event. A slow awakening as opposed to an epiphany.' (查看原文)

  Shilin 1赞 2012-06-17 11:14:48

• "Do you know what appropriate technology means? It means good things for rich people and shit for the poor," the priest growled...Farmer got hold of a pamphlet about how to equip labs in third world places published by the World Health Organization. It made modest recommendations. You could make do with only one sink. If it wasn't easy to arrange for electricity, you could rely on solar power. A homemade solar-powered microscope would serve for most purposes. He threw the booklet away. The first microscope in Cange was a real one, which he stole from Harvard Medical School. "Redistributive justice," he'd later say. "We were just helping them not go to hell" (查看原文)

  Shilin 1赞 2012-06-17 21:07:08

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