a "so-called" revolution.
what comes into your mind when someone talks about 'a revolution'? Is it about Arab Spring, when the people wants to pursue a more democratic elements on a state that led by a totalitarian regime trigger a huge pandominium? Is it about Industrial Revolution, where a massive means of production shifts into a more rigorous approach, contrived a new level of a class system? Or as a science geek, maybe someone could interpret a revolution as the movement of an object in a circular or elliptical course around another or about an axis or center. Ok, I've taken this out of the context, huehue. But the thing is, semantically, a revolution always pertains to something monumental, something sophisticated, a rare phenomenon, that worth to be noticed. I think that everyday, we already make our own revolution, I don't know how, I don't know why, but one thing that i believe, if we put a considerabl...