Not P just Pynchon's deepest view of history and its lost possibilities (I say, hyperbolically, not literally, so unbristle)

[David Morris]

And for Morris:  “I think we agreed ——- Anarchism is not a 'political
philosophy' that can work to run states”

*I agree with that.*

“BUT anarchism as a possibility within the public space of almost anywhere
[ I instantiated it as I could into a non-prof in my town] is what Graeber
insists upon and sees deep in history.  And which is a constant theme in
Pynchon's life's work, I keep suggesting.  (David may disagree and will say
so if he does.)”

*WTF???  I’m glad I’m not a member of any non-profit who’s founder is
trying to “run” it with anything thought to be the “rules” of Anarchy.*

David Morris