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Research On Degrowth
Research On Degrowth

There is nothing wrong with work, when work must be done. And there is no question that an elite obsession with meaningful work will produce a handful of winners who hit the workist lottery: busy, rich, and deeply fulfilled. But a culture that funnels its dreams of self-actualization into salaried jobs is setting itself up for collective anxiety, mass disappointment, and inevitable burnout.

" Imagine there's no money: dialogue between Stefan Heidenreich & Geert Lovink
" Imagine there's no money: dialogue be…
Strategic Logics of Anti-capitalism - Erik Olin Wright
Strategic Logics of Anti-capitalism - E…
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This is how UN scientists are preparing for the end of capitalism
This is how UN scientists are preparing…
How to Outcompete Capitalism?
How to Outcompete Capitalism?
If the Point of Capitalism is to Escape Capitalism, Then What's the Point of Capitalism?
If the Point of Capitalism is to Escape…
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by Fiona So
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Reimagining Capitalism (Full Version)
Reimagining Capitalism (Full Version) 

Corporations do what corporations do; they survive. That’s it. Only individuals within corporations can make sacrifices for the greater good.

Which leads me to the other part. If corporations are bad, then employees are bad. Top to bottom. If no one would work for Google, then Google would no longer exist. But, we like big paychecks and security, so we don’t work for startups or work for ourselves.

Corporations are not an us vs. them. Corporations are us vs. us.

It’s not capitalism It’s consumerism
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