--Jacques Ellul
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Ladders to Nowhere
The first great fact which emerges from our civilization is that today everything has become 'means'. There is no longer an 'end'; we do not know whither we are going. We have forgotten our collective ends, and we possess great means: we set huge machines in motion in order to arrive nowhere.
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