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The ten thousand things and the one true only.

by Kip Manley

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Things to keep in mind:
The secret of the impossible.

“Imagination to power,” as the French students said. “Be practical, do the impossible,” because if you don’t do the impossible, as I’ve cried out over and over again, we’re going to wind up with the unthinkable—and that will be the destruction of the planet itself. So to do the impossible is the most rational and practical thing we can do. And that impossible is both in our own conviction and in our shared conviction with our brothers and sisters, to begin to try to create, or work toward a very distinct notion of what constitutes a finally truly liberated as well as ecological society. A utopian notion, not a futuristic notion.

Murray Bookchin

—posted 1076 days ago


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