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Nachdasein | Notebook
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Oct 3, 2026
Threefold Character of Labor: Civilization, Society, Culture
Let us meet labor from how it appears everyday. Everyday, we must head to the factory or other workplace. We meet our coworkers, managers, and bosses at the worksite on the days divided up that constitute the working days. These working days constitute the work week. The work week is established such that, for the majority of days, labor can produce the most for the most amount of time. For the most amount of time, labor is concerned with gathering, assorting, assembling, and managing: building—...
metapolitics
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labor
WRZKY
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Oct 1, 2026
There Is No Correct Way to Be Poor
Poverty is not a moral failure, and survival should not depend on obedience, productivity, or proving that you have suffered correctly. Poverty policing protects class hierarchy by scrutinising the poor while leaving concentrated wealth and power largely untouched.
activism
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antifa
h3xe.blog
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Sep 25, 2026
Subvert is the co-owned bandcamp successor
Collectively owned, future-proof, well designed, super cool.
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music
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co-op
Matt Dobbins
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Sep 4, 2026
Really Microsoft?
I'm not a gamer, but I don't see how Microsoft will win over anyone with this. #xbox #microsoft #capitalism #technology
capitalism
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microsoft
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Atmosphere
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Aug 12, 2026
Social Capital
The problem Atproto is solving
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atproto
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capitalism
riz#000000me
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Jul 15, 2026
On Calling It Capitalism
The buried intermediary in the totality of capitalistic society.
capitalism
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enshittification
PORK-PIE media
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Jul 14, 2026
No AI Data Centres
Throw that junk in the trash! https://youtu.be/kp_R1vja1bg
ai
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news
MoeGamer
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Jul 1, 2026
I am furious about the state of my hobby
This week may well go down in history as one of the bleakest the world of video games has ever seen, with the biggest news being the impending record layoffs at Microsoft, and Sony announcing that it is both closing the digital PS3 and Vita stores and stopping the production of physical discs. These are...
business idiots
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capitalism
the irs
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Jun 29, 2026
YOUR MIND is being MANIPULATED
Space has a terrible power! Learn the secrets! Protect yourself!
station
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psyops
James Haley
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Jun 21, 2026
Plantation Capitalism
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Capitalism
edafe.de
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Jun 15, 2026
Why The Economist hates wealth taxes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8mfqPNdENw "I want to speak to you now, somebody who is not incredibly rich, but has a bit of money, and is opposed to wealth taxation of the very rich. And I want to explain to you what is going to happen from here. Okay, we have increasingly, in this country, in America, in the...
assets
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capitalism
brennan.day
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Jun 11, 2026
Yes, Buy Them a Coffee: Support and Mutual Aid on the IndieWeb
Responding to criticism of 'buy me a coffee' links on blogs, I argue that asking for support isn't commodification—it's mutual aid! Exploring the economic pressures on creators, the history of mutual aid, and why the IndieWeb needs community support mechanisms to sustain independent art.
IndieWeb
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community
E-BLOG
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May 21, 2026
BRIDGES ARE SOCIALISM
The great MetLife Stadium walking debate, why a bridge is not about crossing a road, but because bridges are socialism.
AMERICA
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CAPITALISM
WRZKY
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May 16, 2026
On Pathologising Structural Criticism
Pathologising structural criticism as anger lets power avoid accountability. This polemical personal-political essay argues for dignity, boundaries, and solidarity without self-abandonment, rejecting respectability politics that demand dispossessed people make harm sound polite before they are recognised as human within every collective struggle.
ableism
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activism
cass.enoch.business
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Apr 24, 2026
What the Dwarf Knows: Exegesis and Improvisation on "Capitalism as Religion"
capitalism
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religion
The Beebz Buzz
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Apr 14, 2026
Working at Expense
Yet another critcism of capitalism making us slave away for a broken promise.
capitalism
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disability
edafe.de
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Apr 9, 2026
Clinging on to sanity
"The implications of all this are profound. First, our understanding of political risk has to change. We are no longer dealing with actors who are constrained by norms, expectations, or even basic human decency. Second, the institutional safeguards that we assumed would provide protection look increasingly fragile. If those in power are willing to ignore...
accountability
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capitalism
edafe.de
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Apr 6, 2026
The Iran economic shock is coming. How to protect yourself
https://youtu.be/Oi265I48MdI?si=xFJEEFLBd3XMjGUg "Here's me in the UK, which is probably the least prepared country in the world for an energy price crisis, right? Massively dependent on imported energy, hasn't built up its own energy storage, doesn't have an enormous amount of reserves of energy like other countries like Japan or Korea have, which it probably should...
affordability
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austerity
brennan.day
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Mar 15, 2026
CHILDHOOD: Hypercapitalist Nostalgia & Unsupervised Internet Access
My nostalgia is hypercapitalist. My nostalgia is the worst of the unregulated Internet. I cannot decouple my fondest memories from the corporations and the loss of innocence that produced them, and I'm not sure there's anything wrong with that.
personal essay
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Cultural Criticism
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
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Feb 24, 2026
Introducing the Toonie Club!
A new approach to creative support: one simple tier, full access for everyone. Inspired by Manuel Moreale's 'One a Month' Club, the Toonie Club offers sustainable patronage without complex tiers or exclusive content.
IndieWeb
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capitalism
brennan.day
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Feb 24, 2026
Introducing the Toonie Club!
A new approach to creative support: one simple tier, full access for everyone. Inspired by Manuel Moreale's 'One a Month' Club, the Toonie Club offers sustainable patronage without complex tiers or exclusive content.
IndieWeb
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capitalism
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
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Feb 5, 2026
Substack's Subpar Subculture
The newsletter platform is supposed to be the new economic engine for culture. Yet, they let hate speech fester. Why? The answer is obvious. Writing is treated as commodity instead of sacred art. But there is a solution.
Substack
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writing
brennan.day
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Feb 5, 2026
Substack's Subpar Subculture
The newsletter platform is supposed to be the new economic engine for culture. Yet, they let hate speech fester. Why? The answer is obvious. Writing is treated as commodity instead of sacred art. But there is a solution.
Substack
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writing
Kanoki
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Feb 1, 2026
A secret garden in a rust belt city
The last thing the city of Warren, Michigan needed was yet another storage lot filled with industrial junk... and yet...
America
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Capitalism
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