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Can our civilisation really change?

Michel Bauwens

8th May 2011

This meditation by Derrick Jensen answers the questions negatlively: our civilisation will never change and become sustainable.

So what do we do?

I don’t (necessarily) agree with the ideas presented here, but, it definitely forces us to think:

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