Making Social Networks Antisocial
The more information you know about people, the more you can manipulate them. You can foment conflict all over the place. That’s really dangerous.
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Articles observing and analyzing the basic mode of domination involving control, hoarding, concealment, and mystification of information, wealth, and power.
The more information you know about people, the more you can manipulate them. You can foment conflict all over the place. That’s really dangerous.
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So, which kind of authoritarian capitalism do you prefer?
Globalists Versus Chauvinists Read More »
Debt is a shared condition; it is probably the defining feature of American economic life today. We’ve been talking a lot about divisions between college educated and not, between middle class or professional workers and working class folks. Debt allows us to stop seeing those divisions.
Death to Debt Culture! Read More »
“Is this an ad or is it an article?”
Manipulating Everything and Everyone Read More »
If we do not take that power back from the people who have it now, they will find ways to maintain it, either in a post-scarcity world where they use things like intellectual property to maintain control, or in a world of more dire ecological crisis, in which they run away and hide while the rest of us die.
Who Gets to Live Long and Prosper? Read More »
Retail workers have to put their emotional selves on the line. There are unique stresses to the service environment, but those unique stresses do not negate the chances for worker solidarity and opposition to management.
Class Consciousness and Cultures of Resistance in Retail Read More »
“We’ve entered a new state of exception through an illegal impeachment process, and I don’t have very much hope that anything’s going to change by 2018. The only left candidate who has a chance of winning is Lula, and they’re going to try to arrest him or kill him before 2018.”
Democracy Has Ended in Brazil Read More »
The more allies Erdoğan loses in his state apparatus, the more he has to rely on radical groups on the street to secure his power.
Politics in Turkey: the Elites and the Streets Read More »
“I’m not even sure this can be called a system, because there aren’t very clear institutionalized rules for participation. It’s not just a lack of democratic channels of representation. The regime doesn’t have a clear social coalition of groups that have a vested interest in its presence or in its policies.”
The Awful Purgatory of Authoritarian Non-Consolidation Read More »
The scientific revolution and the Enlightenment racialized and whitened freedom, civilization, rationality, and beauty.
How We Got So Racist Read More »