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| so:text | The main characteristic of any event is that it has not been foreseen. We don’t know the future but everybody acts into the future. Nobody knows what he is doing because the future is being done, action is being done by a “we” and not an “I.” Only if I were the only one acting could I foretell the consequences of what I’m doing. What actually happens is entirely contingent, and contingency is indeed one of the biggest factors in all history. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Hannah_Arendt |
| so:description | The New York Review of Books interview with the French writer Roger Errera (1978) (en) |
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