Who are the "people" and who are the "we"? What does it mean to "think" about content? Once thought about, what of the organisation, coordination and infrastructure necessary to implement those thoughts?
For "people to think about content" doesn't this requires a communist consciousness? If so, to produce this on a mass scale requires the class to already be intervening into class struggle. The necessary precondition for developing such a mass communist consciousness is revolt. And once in revolt, wouldn't it be practically useful to have already created a framework or infrastructure in which people can "think" and then organise and coordinate the implementation of those "thoughts"?
Who are the "people" and who are the "we"? What does it mean to "think" about content? Once thought about, what of the organisation, coordination and infrastructure necessary to implement those thoughts?
For "people to think about content" doesn't this requires a communist consciousness? If so, to produce this on a mass scale requires the class to already be intervening into class struggle. The necessary precondition for developing such a mass communist consciousness is revolt. And once in revolt, wouldn't it be practically useful to have already created a framework or infrastructure in which people can "think" and then organise and coordinate the implementation of those "thoughts"?