How long do you suppose we have for this 'collective trial and error'
>process to produce a result? The answer surely is, not long enough. So it
will
>be revolutions in the peripheries, led by Leninist parties. Or it will be
>annihilation. This is the nettle we have to grasp.
>
>Mark
And painful as it may be, we must grasp it decisively. All the
intellectualizing and tsk-tsking in the world won't make it any less so.
Civil society, indeed. The left needs to be studying the principles of
war, not Robert's Rules.
"...all truly great scientific abstractions are both universal and simple.
They are simple not because they explain so little but because they explain
so much. Generality does not arise because an abstraction represents
everything that could possibly happen, but because it remains valid no
matter what happens."
Alan Freeman
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