"If
we are blind to everything but the sequence of steps, then the
collecting follows the picking and gleaning, the bringing under shelter
follows the collecting, until finally everything is accommodated in bins
and storage rooms. This gives rise to the illusion that preservation
and safekeeping have nothing to do with gathering."
—Martin Heidegger, "Logos (Heraclitus Fragment B 50)" in Early Greek Thinking [1951] Harper & Row 1975, 1984, p61. (Krell & Capuzzi translators)
—Martin Heidegger, "Logos (Heraclitus Fragment B 50)" in Early Greek Thinking [1951] Harper & Row 1975, 1984, p61. (Krell & Capuzzi translators)
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