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When exposed to new phenomena we change. We immediately change, but not necessarily for the better. There is change there. Maybe we like it. But that doesn’t mean it is for the better. Did the change do any good? Is there anything that came? Out from it? Did we need…

This is an ECONO piece, from Jack S.

http://www.historiamag.com/category/features/

by the 11th century new routes were opening up, author Hilary Green tells Historia. [Historiamag.com]

The historical reality of the last 200 years has to do with trade.

Britain and the United States grew. There were now capitalistic societies. Trade benefits its society, but only under certain limited circumstances.

That time is over now; it is over. The time for the initial capitalistic social…

Capitalism is change, and implies a necessary diffusion of wealth

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Given that there is a certain amount of money in the economy, it needs to “leak” out to the group called The People.

It can diffuse out to the people in either a capitalistic or a socialistic manner. In the former, the principle is “capital.” In this method “money makes…

and you’re payin’ for it

You pay your money and what you get is a fantasy. By which I mean to say: you get to live in one.

Say, you go into a store. Say — you buy or rent something, or you go into a booth and watch a movie of sex. Any store…

no food here, sorry! Just writing

…one of the most frustrating aspects was, and continues to be, that there’s not very much data on it. [credit: NRDC] She a “senior scientist and author of The Waste-Free Kitchen Handbook.” [Awesome.]

https://civileats.com/2017/11/15/these-researchers-dug-through-peoples-garbage-to-find-out-why-we-waste-fooddigging-into-the-psychology-of-food-waste/ *I am one of these researchers, I really am. Because, you see…

I am homeless and I have become adept at carefully filching from trash bins, among other places, to get a regular supply of food. But now the Corona Virus time has come. So what do we learn…

how culture manifests

What are we -as a culture -thinking? Do we have a body of knowledge guiding us? Do we have some body of knowledge, in common? If we are a culture, we should have that. And whatever that body of knowledge would be, wouldn’t that need to be gotten into printed…

Jack S

In my work, I take a look at a particular American intellectual formulation, a view that says capitalism is “private,” as if there were no public/social aspects

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