Interlude (6): An Interview with Richard Lewontin

An interesting interview with scientist and activist Richard Lewontin. Worth a glance. I recommend his Biology as Ideology and Not In Our Genes, which is a collaboration with a number of other politically radical scientists.

Cornelius Cardew's The Great Learning

I'm about to leave to find out about the results of the union election in about an hour.  This particular recording seemed to be particularly relevant, both capturing a sense of anticipation, and as a description of the process of coming together as a slate.  Whatever happens, I feel that we managed to embody many of the positive qualities that Rosa Luxemburg saw as central to the development of a conscious and militant proletariat.  Omni sunt communia....