Tag Archives: production
Giving The Economist More Grief
Yesterday I left this comment on this article from The Economist: A “new normal” for the world economy: After the storm. I love how for years Economist decried any sort of government intervention as the macro-economy deteriorated, but as soon … Continue reading
Malatesta – Anarchy Part III
This is a continuation of Anarchy Part I and Anarchy Part II, which Errico Malatesta called his greatest work… “…We know well how in social economy theories are too often invented to justify facts, that is, to defend privilege and … Continue reading
Fromm – A Religious Man
This is a continuation of Atheism, which was a continuation of Reincarnation And Life After Death. “I have said that man is asked a question by the very fact of his existence, and that this is a question raised by … Continue reading
This Guy Knows What’s Up, For The Most Part
Does it matter? I ought to read his book but his notion of capitalism seems a lot more intelligent than our current form. He gets going at 7:06. What’s the over/under on America being the driving empire in future history … Continue reading
Why the Fuck am I Doing This? – Addendum, Pt. I
“While the majority of people living in the West do not consciously feel as if they were living through a crisis of Western culture (probably never have the majority of people in a radically critical situation been aware of the … Continue reading
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