In his latest book and in light of the events of our time – the reality of terrorist attacks, the relentless advance of oikotechnologies (economics, financial technology) – Jean-Luc Nancy reflects on the question of what it means to speak rightly and the actions that are required. This involves re-examining the concept and reality of politics, focusing on its scope and limitations in relation to what needs to be done beyond ethics, far from questions of feasibility, realization, and impact. Such contemplation, which can determine what saying and doing mean today, traverses Kant's "What should I do?" as well as Lenin's "What is to be done?", and engages with Godard's question sung by Anna Karina in Pierrot le Fou: "What can I do? I don’t know what to do...", ultimately seeking to return to a mode that...