Most everyone in my part of the world can feel, at some level, that we’re stuck. The culture, the institutions, the ideas, the leaders – almost everything is moving like a dream of being chased, dragged to slowness by the kudzu of practical constraint: “concerned” colleagues, bureaucratic frustrations, ambient trepidation, a crippling lack of new ideas, and hard matters of fact about where our funding actually comes from . . . We must be realistic, we realize, and realistically, there’s not that much we can actually do.
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