This treatise on etiquette for a younger generation owes its relevance to a constant process of rewriting in which words derived from lived reality pitted their acuity against the dominant language. A revolution of everyday life is spreading, in France and around the world, a guerrilla war that takes no lives, but is determined to eradicate the machinery that destroys life itself. Women's struggle against the patriarchy has become exemplary. The individual emancipates himself from individualism. The State collapses. The exercise of power sinks into ridicule. Words stop working in order to play and discover that mutual aid is the source of the love that is constantly reborn in us and in the universe.