Advanced mental gymnastics, do you apply the same logic to violence? That revolutionaries should lay their arms down to avoid legitimizing fascist violence? Is your idea of resistance ritual suicide or what?
December 19, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Advanced mental gymnastics, do you apply the same logic to violence? That revolutionaries should lay their arms down to avoid legitimizing fascist violence? Is your idea of resistance ritual suicide or what?
It doesn't need to be made by everyone. The point is that it can happen and so employers must account for that. Which they do.
December 18, 2025 at 12:30 PM
It doesn't need to be made by everyone. The point is that it can happen and so employers must account for that. Which they do.
Truly groundbreaking technique. Imagine how many meetings you could have in parallel, you're only limited by your pizza budget.
October 17, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Truly groundbreaking technique. Imagine how many meetings you could have in parallel, you're only limited by your pizza budget.
People often scoff at the idea that multi-millionaire actors and directors are "working class", yet in reality it seems their interests tend to align more often with workers than with their business owning peers
October 17, 2025 at 6:45 PM
People often scoff at the idea that multi-millionaire actors and directors are "working class", yet in reality it seems their interests tend to align more often with workers than with their business owning peers
I can't find exact numbers for McDonald's 10 years ago, but the current average fast food wage is $19; That sounds much higher than where it was a decade ago.
October 15, 2025 at 6:06 PM
I can't find exact numbers for McDonald's 10 years ago, but the current average fast food wage is $19; That sounds much higher than where it was a decade ago.
This article is about the increasing amount of people in the upper class, which is not the same as income inequality. In fact I'd think it would be associated with a reduction in income inequality.
I do think you're correct about social media amplifying the "Joneses" effect.
I do think you're correct about social media amplifying the "Joneses" effect.
October 14, 2025 at 8:46 PM
This article is about the increasing amount of people in the upper class, which is not the same as income inequality. In fact I'd think it would be associated with a reduction in income inequality.
I do think you're correct about social media amplifying the "Joneses" effect.
I do think you're correct about social media amplifying the "Joneses" effect.