Through the machine, man in socialist society will
command nature in its entirety, with its grouse and its sturgeons. He will
point out places for mountains and for passes. He will change the course of the
rivers, and he will lay down rules for the oceans. The idealist simpletons may
say that this will be a bore, but that is why they are simpletons. Of course
this does not mean that the entire globe will be marked off into boxes, that
the forests will be turned into parks and gardens. Most likely, thickets and
forests and grouse and tigers will remain, but only where man commands them to
remain. And man will do it so well that the tiger won’t even notice the
machine, or feel the change, but will live as he lived in primeval times. The
machine is not in opposition to the earth. The machine is the instrument of
modern man in every field of life. The present-day city is transient. But it
will not be dissolved back again into the old village. On the contrary, the
village will rise in fundamentals to the plane of the city. Here lies the
principal task. The city is transient, but it points to the future, and
indicates the road. The present village is entirely of the past."
Leon Trotsky | Literature and Revolution 1924
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