"This is the title of a book published in 1942 by the existentialist philosopher Gabriel Marcel, in whose writings the image of the path is omnipresent… His reflection follows the cadence of the walk, sometimes pauses, but never stops; it does not build a permanent shelter. For philosophy is a tireless quest, an adventure, a journey. Man is an itinerant being. Time is the form of his test." [1]
No quantifiable, measurable objectives: no path or patterns of this or that…; no subsidies given for an expected result…; no goal to be achieved in order to treat or save a particular cause or solve a given problem
Let’s close our eyes for a moment: imagine the face of "a migrant", as it is known or seen on the street or through the media…
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