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there was no most important man. the history is like a river flowing down from moutain. it flows no matter what. a rock in the middle of the stream may temporarily slow the process, but the rock will be crushed by endless effort of the floating history.
what i am saying is, anyone who serves the course of history will be "important" man, and anyone who oppose it will be marked as evil or bad, such as Aldof Hitler, Stalin (though arguably) or Taliban government (i seriously doubt my spelling is right, but this is the country just destroyed all domesical Buddah figures).
there were a lot of important men, but they dont move the history, the history moves itself, more importantly, people move it. people are the ones to be respected. those who lead, because he is happen to be on the same track with his people. anyway, my point is ordinary people are to be respected.
I still say i should call my mom tonight
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