Sparks đď¸
The easiest way to feel the absolute value of something is to imagine, as vividly as possible, its disappearance.
We Are All Surrounded by Immense Wealth
But every modern business model is depending on the same old industrial age premise of making money by getting rid of people, or at least people with skills. Thatâs what the assembly line was for: get rid of skilled craftspeople, and create a factory system where unskilled, low-paid workers can be trained in minutes and replaced just as fast if... See more
Douglas Rushkoff ⢠Artificial Creativity
From streaming shows to news feeds to all the advertisements that we see but donât consciously remember, weâre all Large Language Models now, spending our days absorbing an endless array of text and attempting to arrange whatâs cluttered around us into something logical, but, just like our silicon competitors, most of what we generate at this... See more
Charles Schifano ⢠Listen, Memory
As economic anthropologist Jason Hickel has explained,âunder capitalism, âgrowthâ is not about increasing production to meet human needs. It is about increasing production in order to extract and accumulate profit. That is the overriding objective.â
Current Affairs ⢠Against Managerialism
"If your grocery store has a "health food section", what does that make the rest of the store?"