If I can’t share a Curly Wurly then it’s not a revolution.
To be fair he said it was an ‘industry’ problem. And the music ‘industry’ absolutely has the same problem.
Too Many Songs, Not Enough Hits: Pop Music Is Struggling to Create New Stars - https://www.billboard.com/pro/new-music-tiktok-artist-development-suffering/
Sounds like Crash Team Racing.
I know this might not apply elsewhere as I’m in Australia, but I always bring up that your union fees are totally tax deductible so you get it all back at tax time.
Of course. It’s a Murdoch newspaper they’re the shittiest of shit tier capitalists.
Australia is moving to a pay management system like this soon but as of right now this shit is still valid.
National boundaries just divide workers to obscure the fact that they have more in common with each other than with the ruling classes.
Oh I can provide context with an entertaining and informative video!
https://youtu.be/DN-Hv3pnVz0?si=y11gki97RBZ5paQa
Shout out to Matt McMuscles who makes these. What a champ.
Musk’s purchase of Twitter was secured with funding from a number of investors, including Larry Ellison, the co-founder of software company Oracle, and Qatar Holding, which is controlled by Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund.
To be fair, you could see the push for WFH as a part of the same paradigm.
Check out The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein.
It’s all about how those in power, like big governments and corporations, take advantage of chaotic situations like natural disasters or political turmoil – to push their agendas. They use these shocks and their subsequent ‘recoveries’ to bulldoze through policies that consolidate wealth while forcing systems to reform in their image.
The most obvious sign of a deeply embedded dogma is to think that picking the status quo is not an ideological act.
Also when you genocided the indigenous people so hard you never needed to adopt any loan words from the native language.
Fascism isn’t an ideology that gets defeated in the marketplace of ideas. It’s core belief is enabling a small minority to violently destroy other lives. It’s not worth your consideration.
I’ve sunk about 180 hours into Elite Dangerous. I do genuinely enjoy it and the passive MMO stuff. It’s a cool community but for me the space exploration is too much of a sim to really fall in love with, and I hate that the story as much as there is one with the Thargoids etc, is so passive. But it’s so big and ambitious and deep that it’s really impressive. I’m sure I’d give Star Citizen a chance if there was anything to play through but it seems even more empty than Elite.
Assassins Creed: Odyssey. Cassandra is my muscle mommy.
Its better with mods to fix the worst of it. But even so I wouldn’t really recommend it to anyone.
It’s still so good multiplayer. Easily one of our favourites.
We have like a solid list that goes back a few years
But we just added some new ones:
Yeah I’m hoping for more Dawn of War 1 vibes. I don’t know anything about the Age of Sigmar but it all looks pretty interesting so far.
People don’t make that argument. But the ultimate goal of any capitalist organisation is to form a monopoly.