What does the word "Epaion" mean?

SlouchBy Marios Adamos

Expert: the one trained in a field, expert, specialist, connoisseur. Metaphorically: the one who pretends to know everything, you know.
The reason for this text was the message sent to me by a friend a few nights ago. This particular person, obviously reading my previous text, was born with the question of what the word praisers means and with a message he sent me on his mobile phone, he asked me to explain to him…

As soon as I received the message, I suddenly came up with a lot of examples of productive people, who play it, that is, experts in every field. People who circulate among us every day, we talk to them and we live tolerating their bottomless stupidity and their incredible audacity.

Examples of people who, although in many cases do not even know the basics, play it quickly. The place was filled with them. You sit in the cafe to have a coffee, you start a conversation with your neighbor and the other one is thrown further to make you the smart, the expert, the scientist. Sit down dude, did we ask your opinion or did we tell you that we want you to give us your lights?

Of course this is nothing. Worse are those who, by selling seaweed for silk ribbons, manage to deceive the unsuspecting, seize positions, advance professionally, are in key positions, govern us, and have the responsibility to make decisions, even very important ones, with long-term consequences. They talk constantly but in essence they say nothing. With their irrelevance and semi-learning (or rather ignorance) and their indomitable imagination as unique qualifications, they suddenly manage to find themselves in a place they could never even imagine.

Shallow people, mentally disabled and socially uneducated, who unfortunately, thanks to our consent, are played by experts and "praisers".

So brothers and sisters do not tolerate those who are not able to realize their inadequacy. These opportunists may be ridiculed, but we can not afford to leave our fate in their hands.

We want people who have the courage to admit their mistakes and have the courage to correct them. That they do not consider themselves chosen, authority, that they do not avoid their responsibilities, that they have dignity and walk with the beacon of truth and the beacon of knowledge.

We must resist them, brothers, because the road to Tartarus is blocked by the roadblocks of knowledge and fearlessness. And we must start the battle ourselves. In case we lose this battle, "woe and woe" especially "the losers", which in this case will be us.

PS 1: The correct phrase in ancient Greek is "woe and woe" and not "woe and woe" Mr. Municipal Councilor. But what do you want and you throw away the ancient friend when you can not say it correctly!

PS 2: Ante re Anorthosara sticks a couple of crayons to stare