As It Turns Out, We Don't "all"

It's True That Most American Citizens Think Of Themselves As Living In A Democratic Country. But When Was The Last Time That Any Americans Actually Sat Down And Came To A Collective Decision? Maybe If They Are Ordering Pizzas, But Basically Never.

There Seems A General Rule That, The More Obviously One’s Work Benefits Other People, The Less One Is Likely To Be Paid For It.

I Think We Need To Think Of Capitalism As A Very Bad Way Of Organizing Communism. Much Of What We Do Is Already Communism, So Just Expand It.

We Are Watching The Beginnings Of The Defiant Self-assertion Of A New Generation Of Americans, A Generation Who Are Looking Forward To Finishing Their Education With No Jobs, No Future, But Still Saddled With Enormous And Unforgivable Debt.

One Of The Fairly Interesting Things About Money Is That It Makes Certain Things Possible That Wouldn't Be Possible Otherwise - It Doesn't Make Them Inevitable. Hence The Strange Blindness Of Economists To What Would Actually Happen When One Does Exchange Things If There Isn't Money In Such Contexts.