No but in all seriousness, the obsession with theatrics of productivity over real efficiency that must, by necessity, include copious amounts of rest and replenishment, was always the unavoidable destination of capitalism.
When all that matters is next quarter’s profit function goes out the window.
November 29, 2025 at 1:01 AM
No but in all seriousness, the obsession with theatrics of productivity over real efficiency that must, by necessity, include copious amounts of rest and replenishment, was always the unavoidable destination of capitalism.
When all that matters is next quarter’s profit function goes out the window.
The problem with fetishizing the rule of law is that people have to break the law to resist fascism, state violence, and oppression. This has always been true, and is very much the case RIGHT NOW.
November 29, 2025 at 1:44 AM
The problem with fetishizing the rule of law is that people have to break the law to resist fascism, state violence, and oppression. This has always been true, and is very much the case RIGHT NOW.
Hipótesis mía: El Día de Acción de Gracias no pega en México, porque a la clase social que le encantaría celebrarlo, se le hace inconcebible agradecerle a los indígenas cualquier cosa, aún si es de dientes para afuera.
November 27, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Hipótesis mía: El Día de Acción de Gracias no pega en México, porque a la clase social que le encantaría celebrarlo, se le hace inconcebible agradecerle a los indígenas cualquier cosa, aún si es de dientes para afuera.