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    SUMMARY - Now By The Invisible Committee
    SUMMARY - Now By The Invisible Committee
    SUMMARY - Now By The Invisible Committee
    Audiobook28 minutes

    SUMMARY - Now By The Invisible Committee

    Written by Shortcut Edition

    Narrated by Digital Voice Mike G

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    By reading this summary, you will learn why rioting is currently the only way to revolutionize society and what this implies on an individual level.


    You will also learn :


    • why a revolution is needed today;
    • how individuals can survive the current decay of the world;
    • why states are destroying their rights and empowering the police;
    • what the reign of the "economic whole" implies for our individuality and our relationships with others;
    • how to move from the idea of communism to its concrete implementation as a life experience.

    The Invisible Committee is an anonymous grouping of individuals who do not claim to belong to any collective or political party. Through this third manifesto, they advocate the establishment of a new relationship with others and with the world. Their observations on society are acerbic and without "hope". The latter, moreover, is nothing more than a form of vain expectation. The members of the Invisible Committee set out, by means of a refined literary style, their own grammar and multiple references, a plan of action and life that is supposed to enable us to carry out the latent revolution and to extend our individual power by restoring a central place to our own perceptions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShortcut Edition
    Release dateFeb 18, 2024
    ISBN9798868766497
    SUMMARY - Now By The Invisible Committee

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