Pure philosophical patience does not by itself constitute a revolutionary movement

Evidence

So “waiting” is not an altogether bad formulation. We admire Stiegler’s deferral of reflex gratification. We admire that his definition is less an incitement than an invitation, for we are in the business of invitation. But at the end of the day, Attention Activists are a coalition committed to action—and the emergent mysteries of indefinite expectancy do not a revolutionary movement make! — The Friends of Attention, Attensity!, 69