Anticapitalism
“Most people believe the alternative to cars is better transit—in truth, it’s better neighborhoods.” 71
Paul Hawken • Natural Capitalism
Ann Manov captures what this extraction economy feels like in a recent piece:
... See moreThe most humiliating aspect of being alive today, I suppose, is feeling like one is living through a single, unending commercial break. As the human race disintegrates into increasingly atomized particles of recluses and rejects, one can only “stay in touch” through
kyla scanlon • 30 Days, 8 Cities, 1 Question: Where Did American Prosperity Go?
🩰🌸 just girlie things 🌸🩰
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instagram.comWhen extraction becomes this pervasive, people opt out. They go dark and build walls around what matters to them.
And this is already happening. You can see it in the shift from public social media to close friends lists. In the rise of group chats, Discord servers, and paid Substacks. In people using fake names and burner accounts as default. In
... See moreJasmine Bina • Repricing the Human Experience
Friction: The Cure for a Society Bored to Death
eugenehealey.substack.com
Element 1 of mutual aid
