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

If History Shows Anything, It Is That There's No Better Way To Justify Relations Founded On Violence, To Make Such Relations Seem Moral, Than By Reframing Them In The Language Of Debt—above All, Because It Immediately Makes It Seem That It's The Victim Who's Doing Something Wrong.

If You Look At History, There Seems To Be A Regular Pattern: The Country With The Most Powerful Military Also Happens To Be The One With The World Trade Currency. That Gives Them An Enormous Economic Advantage, Which Causes Goods To Flow Into Their Country.

It Is Assumed In Many Parts Of The World That Democracy Is A Group Of People Facing A Certain Problem, Who Come Together To Solve It In A Way Where Everyone Has An Equal Say.

All Societies Are Based On A Sort Of Minimum Level Of Communism. Otherwise, You Couldn't Have Any Social Relations At All.

Even In The Most Market-obsessed Society, We're Still Spending Half Of Our Time On Something Other Than Just Getting Cash.