Agree mostly with you, I’m not an Anarchist nor fitting in other boxes, I’m very old and know well the human nature, this made me, well, an maybe somewhat fatalistic common sensist.
Human nature is a socio-historical phenomenon, fatalism is in part structural. I mostly agree with you in the form of what you think moves history forward, I just think its a little more descriptive than it is a theory of change. I guess, fatalism resists developing a theory of change, which is why it appears to us as consistent and logical. That little quirk is something I’m gonna have to think about more, thanks.
Agree mostly with you, I’m not an Anarchist nor fitting in other boxes, I’m very old and know well the human nature, this made me, well, an maybe somewhat fatalistic common sensist.
Human nature is a socio-historical phenomenon, fatalism is in part structural. I mostly agree with you in the form of what you think moves history forward, I just think its a little more descriptive than it is a theory of change. I guess, fatalism resists developing a theory of change, which is why it appears to us as consistent and logical. That little quirk is something I’m gonna have to think about more, thanks.