Some of your work centers on the importance of our ability to imagine alternatives. You note, "The last thirty years have seen the construction of a vast bureaucratic apparatus for the creation and maintenance of hopelessness, a kind of giant machine that is designed, first and foremost, to destroy any sense of possible alternative futures" (Revolutions in Reverse)
I'm just curious as to who has an interest in maintaining this hopelessness. Those in power??? Those who benefit from the status quo??
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Some of your work centers on the importance of our ability to imagine alternatives. You note, "The last thirty years have seen the construction of a vast bureaucratic apparatus for the creation and maintenance of hopelessness, a kind of giant machine that is designed, first and foremost, to destroy any sense of possible alternative futures" (Revolutions in Reverse)
I'm just curious as to who has an interest in maintaining this hopelessness. Those in power??? Those who benefit from the status quo??
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