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[I spend] a lot of time networking with people and trying to be inspired by others…

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Capitalism, motivation, and social reproduction

Capitalism, motivation, and social reproduction I11 Jan. 28, 2015 I think it’s really foolish to think that if the competition of capitalism was taken away or if the goal of money were taken away that people wouldn’t do things…[that] people would just sit around. No, people will maintain roads if they’re important roads, and maintain

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Precarity and inertia

I think…one of the most present problems right now is…how precarious everything is around us…

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Dark futures

…I just feel that blackness getting thicker, [like] fog.

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Taking a stand

I think the more people that we can have engaged in demanding and effectively achieving their rights, that is a great way to begin…

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Capitalist cooptation

I think the most dire consequence of the evolution of capitalism today is its capacity for cooptation.

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Dispelling the myth

Dispelling the myth I4 Jan. 28, 2015 I think a major part of what the Left needs to do now is to dispel this myth that capitalism can ever actually create a sustainable future.

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