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the idealist: ordinary procedure and abnormal situation
The media is full of stories about “systematic risk” to our financial system and efforts to put “firewalls” around potential contagions from spreading, but the idea of systematic risk with regard to social relations within a country and the real … Continue reading
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69 days 33 men and no bobo
It”s a lot of time to be among men, isolated from the rest of the world. Sometimes the boundaries between an artificial world and the real collapse blurring the boundaries between social taboos and more primal urges. The relationship between … Continue reading
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getting their hands on the whip
Dystopia Uber Alles. Newspeak: a perfect language. Its a world where those who wish to retrieve their freedom are subjected to humiliation, loss of identity, and in the last resort, pain. “We shall meet in the place where there is … Continue reading
UTOPIAN DREAMS & SCHEMES and IN-BETWEENS
What is Utopia and why does it attract both hope and skepticism in equal measure? In a way that appears meaningful, it is a productive inner tensions between two tendencies: a positive optimistic utopianism and a negative utopian pessimism. A … Continue reading
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MARCUSE: IS THERE AN APP FOR A REVOLUTION?
His economic ideas belong in the bone yard, and his understanding of organizational decision making resembles that of ”a camel is a horse designed by a committee ” school. But his ideas on aesthetics and art, likely a byproduct of … Continue reading
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MARCUSE: ONE DIMENSIONAL MAN= ONE DIMENSIONAL ART
Q. But what of art like that of Beckett, which can’t seem to formulate a positive vision of the future? Marcuse: I think it is precisely the total absence of all false hopes that brings out the depth of the … Continue reading
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