“Only a donkey no matter his opinion,” Moshe Dayan determined. Indeed, transformations and even revolutionaries in our views may indicate the openness and lack of femininity, the willingness to hear rivals and members of its company, the accumulation of knowledge and life experience, to absorb influences and reference to changes in Israel and around the world. And sometimes they also originate in disillusionment and disinterest.
But occasionally, the performance seems to be sharp in their opinions, crossing fence and change of 180 degrees, do not do so based on a matter of thought. Sometimes other motives for their conduct should be sought: perhaps personal interests, lest they crisis in their grown life revenge and consideration with those who have hurt them, perhaps an effort to be populist, not to lag the spirit of time. Maybe the need to defy and live in their immediate vicinity. And sometimes a tireless urge to stand out and publish.