Capitalism Actually Sucks?
Capitalism is an economic system in which private individuals or businesses own the means of production and operate for profit. The core features include:
Private property: Individuals and companies can own and control assets like land, factories, and businesses.
Market-based exchange: Goods and services are produced and exchanged through voluntary t
Personal profits are not more important than collective liberation.
Colonial capitalism always results in burnout, disability and the asymmetrical outsourcing of both.
Joel Uili • Joel Uili (@archeronline)
We’ve built a work culture that confuses visibility with value. If it can’t be tracked, scheduled, or packaged into a metric, it’s treated as if it doesn’t exist.
That’s why deep thought looks like laziness, reflection looks like disengagement, and real creativity gets buried under a mountain of performative busyness. We end up rewarding the perform... See more
That’s why deep thought looks like laziness, reflection looks like disengagement, and real creativity gets buried under a mountain of performative busyness. We end up rewarding the perform... See more
Joel Uili • Joel Uili (@archeronline)
Nothing is made to be loved. Only to be bought.
The bewildering phenomenon of declining quality
bad people make bad founders.
paulgraham.com • Billionaires Build
the latest iteration of the mythical Black economy-to-freedom pipeline centers narrowly on African Americans’ economic power as consumers rather than as bankers or as producers.
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò • Elite Capture
Yes, you could argue that many Trump fanatics lack basic human empathy (or at least, are ambivalent to the suffering of others). But let’s be honest — the rest of us have been struggling with empathy for some time now.
The system breeds and rewards this lack of empathy
