21 May 2010, Aveiro, Portugal.
Judgement Day.
Judgement Day.
It is time for a change. The end of the World, perhaps, indeed. The end. And the beginning of something new.
Yet we begin with renouncing innovation, for all the artificial change it generates. To 'make difference' is to believe in final salvation or world peace. It is not a difference opposing what has been going on so far, but difference in itself.
We felt constrained by need to produce difference the innovative way: The expectation of exceptional performance, the burden of talent. We want to affirm instead the lives of those who do not excel, create, innovate: the poor, pathetic, piteous. Their lives too are essential to the production of difference. Without them we would never felt powerful to act in the first place!
We felt constrained by need to produce difference the innovative way: The expectation of exceptional performance, the burden of talent. We want to affirm instead the lives of those who do not excel, create, innovate: the poor, pathetic, piteous. Their lives too are essential to the production of difference. Without them we would never felt powerful to act in the first place!
