UnitOfTheAbsolute @UnitOfAbsolute

friendly drone / no one in particular / UWJSIS / PSCC / ILCPS / RM / views barely ‘my own’ & not those of my affiliates Seattle, WA Joined May 2022

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RJ5000 @RJ5000

2 months ago

Phil Neel launched a substack: open.substack.com/pub/philneel

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Sarah Osment @sm_osment

2 months ago

once again, @tobihaslett has been over this

Aaron Gwyn @AmericanGwyn

2 months ago

once again, @tobihaslett has been over this https://t.co/OkRUJTvldF

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8/ The longer politicians cling to the simulation the more it disintegrates. This gives a strange set of incentives where they must tell the public increasingly fictional stories rather than adjust their messaging. In essence, politicians are stuck inside their own simulation as…

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Jason Smith @profitratedown

2 months ago

final page of the Intro to Hellworld is a description of a "you" drowning in pigshit, "the fluid pour[ing] into your skull." "Like everything I tell you here, this is not fiction. It really happened. It is happening now."

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Daniel Denvir @DanielDenvir

2 months ago

Free Gifts by @alybatt is a remarkable, important work of sophisticated Marxist theory informed by spectacularly detailed analysis of our actually-existing capitalist world—and beautifully written at that. It’s about nature but also everything. Wow. Convo this fall @thedigradio.

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Seaver Wang @wang_seaver

2 months ago

Recommend this new @jacobin piece by @Matthuber78 @Leigh_Phillips @fredstaffordcs as a key intervention on abundance. Private market interests hinder abundance, as does an NGO-govt-legal bureaucracy. Class struggle must overcome both for a plentiful future to prevail.

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punished giorgio @GMomurder

2 months ago

@ValueHao My favorite part of history museums are when they have a corner dedicated to the cultural revolution and they talk about the “erroneous class struggle line”

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Anna Wong @AnnaEconomist

2 months ago

Our autopsy of July’s revisions on @TheTerminal with @chrisgcollins1 blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/T…

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UnitOfTheAbsolute @UnitOfAbsolute

2 months ago

almost like a dollar drawdown

Robin Brooks @robin_j_brooks

2 months ago

almost like a dollar drawdown

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Pegasus @StoryPegasus

2 months ago

@EmptyMaterial I've visited 1,000 companies across the world, carrying with me my favorite microscope. I saw it. The value particles..... They're real.

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tabitha arnold @thetolerantweft

2 months ago

if you look at embroidery instead of your phone it’s still 2007 outside

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Ksenia Arapko @marxologist

2 months ago

Jeremy Kessler's 'The Problem of Authoritarianism in Marxist Legal Thought' presents five moments of the Marxist encounter with the question of authoritarianism 1. Marx & Engels 2. Lenin & Luxemburg 3. Pashukanis & Stuchka 4. Neumann & Bloch 5. Poulantzas & the Neue Marx-Lektüre

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Anurag Shukla @Anuraag_Shukla

2 months ago

India’s manufacturing dream hits a demographic wall. Young workers resist factory life due to low pay, harsh routines, and better gig options. Unless labour housing, skilling, and dignity of work are addressed, the farm-to-factory shift will remain stuck in theory.

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Alan Smithee @AlanSmithee1987

2 months ago

Watching Claire Denis's propaganda for South Korean shipbuilding, L'intrus (2004)

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Devin 🌱 Thomas O'Shea @devintoshea

2 months ago

this week is the anniversary of the St. Louis Commune The 1877 railroad strike was one of the biggest labor actions in US history, and in St. Louis, a multi-racial worker coalition briefly controlled the city

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Dr. Genevieve Guenther (she/they) @DoctorVive

2 months ago

Shell and other fossil-fuel companies have abandoned the Science Based Targets initiative—a six-year-long attempt to define a global, corporate “net zero” emissions strategy—after being told that such a standard would require them to stop developing new oil and gas fields.