I am curious as to whether anyone has a citation for when Lenin said that "What is to
be done?" had become irrelevant. I tend to believe it has some benefits we can learn
from (as in which questions to ask), but am skeptical of the relevance it has for
actions we might take in 2001.
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Mac wrote:
I am curious as to whether anyone has a citation for when Lenin said that
"What is to
be done?" had become irrelevant. I tend to believe it has some benefits we
can learn
from (as in which questions to ask), but am skeptical of the relevance it
has for
actions we might take in 2001.
