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very good book, reads like it was written yesterday
A World in Debt - 1936
James Walker
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Robert Powell
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Connor Stewart
"something-for-nothing"
reminds me of this dire straits song:
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Bentley Clark
yes well i found it to be quite shallow and pedantic.
but seriously debt creates tunnel vision. when a large portion of the population is in debt it changes the political landscape to be focused low time preference decisions.
Jeremiah Collins
Bump for making an actually interesting thread. A rarity, nowadyas. Thx, based user.
Adrian Jones
>but seriously debt creates tunnel vision. when a large portion of the population is in debt it changes the political landscape to be focused low time preference decisions.
Nietzsche said it well, when we "killed" God we would need to invent new festivals of atonement, since the human being always needs to worship.
In my view those new festivals of atonement are referred to as world war 1 and world war 2 and the gods of communism and fascism where they promise economic prosperity to their adherents at the expense of an "enemy"
Joseph Rodriguez
it's a good read, deals with the "philosophy of finance"
something that these (((economists))) have woefully ignored for a very long time
>when a large portion of the population is in debt it changes the political landscape
pic related is the new "political landscape" in a debtors society
Christian Clark
>pic related is the new "political landscape" in a debtors society
a $300 millionaire attacking coinbase for not bending the knee to satan
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it's funny, I gave Brian Armstrong a lot of shit, but he handled this well
Logan Jenkins
>it's funny, I gave Brian Armstrong a lot of shit, but he handled this well
“It has become common for Silicon Valley companies to engage in a wide variety of social activism, even those unrelated to what the company does, and there are certainly employees who really want this in the company they work for. So why have we decided to take a different approach?” he wrote in a blog post clarifying the company’s policies.
Armstrong explained Coinbase prioritizes its mission, “playing as a championship team, focus on building, and being transparent” and that taking a stance one way or another would violate their inclusive work environment.
“While I think these efforts are well-intentioned, they have the potential to destroy a lot of value at most companies, both by being a distraction and by creating internal division,” Armstrong stated.
good job Brian
imagine acquiescing to these demons
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Zachary Rivera
continued:
Luke Johnson
a hard copy of the book is pretty expensive (pic related)
glad to know we can grab a free PDF
Jeremiah Sanchez
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Colton Martin
Post-Modernism is Maoism by another name. And like in the Chinese Cultural Revolution, the chaos will get so unbearable, that at some point, even their proponents will start to back away from it. The US is now in the "Gang of Four " phase, let's see if the new Deng Xiaoping, can get re-elected.
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Nathan Sanders
Oy, This book is highly antisemetic. Please delete this thread right this instant.
James Kelly
>Post-Modernism is Maoism by another name
I think it can be traced back to the french jacobins that seized the royalty, and raped, dismembered, and murdered those who they envied
it's a classic tale unfortunately:
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3 Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age: and he made him a coat of many colours.
4 And when his brethren saw that their father loved him more than all his brethren, they hated him, and could not speak peaceably unto him.
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3 And in process of time it came to pass, that Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the Lord.
4 And Abel, he also brought of the firstlings of his flock and of the fat thereof. And the Lord had respect unto Abel and to his offering:
5 But unto Cain and to his offering he had not respect. And Cain was very wroth, and his countenance fell.
6 And the Lord said unto Cain, Why art thou wroth? and why is thy countenance fallen?
7 If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? and if thou doest not well, sin lieth at the door. And unto thee shall be his desire, and thou shalt rule over him.
8 And Cain talked with Abel his brother: and it came to pass, when they were in the field, that Cain rose up against Abel his brother, and slew him.
Justin Perry
wow, could be germany 2020
Sebastian Torres
>Post-Modernism is Maoism by another name.
>it's a classic tale unfortunately
I guess Cain can be considered the first "communist"
Gabriel Fisher
cont'd
>The US is now in the "Gang of Four " phase, let's see if the new Deng Xiaoping, can get re-elected.
I'm not so familiar with the communist revolution in China, do you have any good documentaries or resources to bring us up to speed? you seem to know a lot about it
Zachary Watson
last excerpt of the letter that is a foreword for the book
Caleb Morales
Tyler White
>Oy, This book is highly antisemetic. Please delete this thread right this instant.
heh...nothing personal kid
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Kevin Bell
>when a large portion of the population is in debt it changes the political landscape to be focused low time preference decisions.
they worship at the altar of government and money:
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Jeremiah White
>as soon as it was clearly understood that the briskness of trade-with the acceleration of profits- was dependent to a great extent upon the simultaneous propagation of debt and suppression of the *sense* of debt...
reads like the story of the ccp colony formerly known as canada
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can you imagine what's coming after the debt printing party is over?
Aiden Bennett
Andrew Garcia
brb, going to grab some smokes
keep the thread bumped gentlemen
fuck these yield farming astroturfing threads that are crowding the Zig Forums catalog for the last two months
Carson Foster
On the Terror aspects , you can see how the USSR transitioned away from Stalinism. Even at the innermost circle, there was a consensus that Terror went too far, and had to be dismantled. It's only proponent, Beria, got shot. Now, imagine a scenario where, instead of Krustchov , Beria would've won. Well, that's the chinese Gang of Four, Maoism without Mao, turned completely insane. Then, two snakeoil salesmen, Foucault and Derida, realised that Moism had been completely descredited, "rebranded" it as Post-Modernism. There's a direct link, between the downfall of Maoism in China, and the rise of Post-Modernism in the US, the lectures Foucault and Derida made in Ivy League colleges, in the late 70's. The students attending are today's faculty. It's Gramsci on steroids, taking over the Universities . And Americans are fucking letting it happen.