Quote by Don DeLillo

The future belongs to crowds.

The future belongs to crowds.

Summary

This quote suggests that collective action and collaboration by a large group of people will shape the future. It implies that innovative ideas, progress, and change will arise from the collective intelligence and power of the masses, rather than being driven solely by the efforts of individuals. By highlighting the importance of crowds, the quote emphasizes the significance of inclusive decision-making, community involvement, and the potential for collective solutions to address challenges and bring about positive transformation.

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