rakenuuslauseet
Rakenuuslauseet, also known as the "Laws of the Rake," are a set of principles that govern the behavior of ravens, a species of intelligent and adaptable birds. These laws were first proposed by ornithologist John Muir and later popularized by naturalist John Burroughs. The laws are as follows:
1. A raven never breaks a promise.
2. A raven never forgets a kindness.
3. A raven never forgives an insult.
4. A raven never reveals a secret.
6. A raven never eats without first looking for worms.
7. A raven never eats without first looking for a place to sit.
8. A raven never eats without first looking for a place to sleep.
9. A raven never eats without first looking for a place to hide.
10. A raven never eats without first looking for a place to watch.
These laws are often used as a metaphor for the behavior of humans, particularly in the context