Finally, the sentence points us toward collective craft. Choose a concrete arena you can touch within 30 days. Map allies and users; join an existing effort if it moves faster than starting new. Ship a smallest viable change—one bus route restored, one apprenticeship cohort launched, one public dataset opened—and measure outcomes. When resistance appears, widen the circle and share ownership so the work outlives its founders. In this way, refusing passivity becomes a habit of co-creation, and the world, as Baldwin suggests, learns to reward the hands that patiently, bravely, keep making. [...]
