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| - | ==== The Utopias Contest ==== | + | ===== The Utopias Contest ===== |
| **NOTE** //First written in 2003, this Dream of Collective Creation narrates how a bunch of visionaries like ourselves got together to work cooperatively to create a utopian vision for those bitter times. Their efforts, as you will see, eventually go viral and help spark the planetary revolt. | **NOTE** //First written in 2003, this Dream of Collective Creation narrates how a bunch of visionaries like ourselves got together to work cooperatively to create a utopian vision for those bitter times. Their efforts, as you will see, eventually go viral and help spark the planetary revolt. | ||
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| Eventually they came out with a compilation of more or less developed “Roads to Utopia” which they translated into several languages and published with cooperatives and small presses in different countries. These texts had a certain success here and there. They were passed from hand to hand, their radical visions finding their own paths into peoples’ consciousness. Various scenarios were being discussed at anti-globalisation forums and anti-war movements, among ecologists and the far Left. The “Roads” posted on Internet sites were frequently visited and linked with many other radical sites. Copies were circulated at big international forums and protests whence they were carried off into new countries where new translations appeared inspiring new “Roads to Utopia.” | Eventually they came out with a compilation of more or less developed “Roads to Utopia” which they translated into several languages and published with cooperatives and small presses in different countries. These texts had a certain success here and there. They were passed from hand to hand, their radical visions finding their own paths into peoples’ consciousness. Various scenarios were being discussed at anti-globalisation forums and anti-war movements, among ecologists and the far Left. The “Roads” posted on Internet sites were frequently visited and linked with many other radical sites. Copies were circulated at big international forums and protests whence they were carried off into new countries where new translations appeared inspiring new “Roads to Utopia.” | ||
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