I really get impatient when Professor Bilgrami is on the panel. He just goes on and on and on, and the monotone of his discourse, and those terribly long pauses... Almost 30 minutes in and he is still talking!
Word which is missing from this debate is ownership. I was involved in an occupation of a polytechnic many years ago, students occupied the admin. block and refectory. On the first day people hoarded food and took things back to their corners. By the second day it dawned on everyone that it was owned by them all. there was no plan, people collectivised. They were no longer alienated from at least two parts of the world. Ideas born f in negation of economic base. Our human world not capital's.
@InfectedDaemon You're right. His introduction is too darn long - he must have confused introduction with a lecture. It's the most boring beginning ever! I wouldn't be caught dead going to his lectures!!!
I really get impatient when Professor Bilgrami is on the panel. He just goes on and on and on, and the monotone of his discourse, and those terribly long pauses...
Almost 30 minutes in and he is still talking!
Word which is missing from this debate is ownership.
I was involved in an occupation of a polytechnic many years ago, students occupied the admin. block and refectory.
On the first day people hoarded food and took things back to their corners.
By the second day it dawned on everyone that it was owned by them all. there was no plan, people collectivised. They were no longer alienated from at least two parts of the world. Ideas born f in negation of economic base.
Our human world not capital's.
@marsCubed That sounds fantatsically refreshing. Is this situation current? In what country?
@InfectedDaemon You're right. His introduction is too darn long - he must have confused introduction with a lecture. It's the most boring beginning ever! I wouldn't be caught dead going to his lectures!!!