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dan maertens
  • Does anybody doubt that the overwhelming majority of the US capitalist class sees the Chinese capitalism as the #1 or at least #2 rival to the U.S.? And here we have Trump favoring the regime that is right in line with China and also Russia - N. Korea. This is not some minor matter; it's at the heart of geopolitics, and here Trump is favoring one of the most important allies of China and also Russia. Does doubt that the overwhelming majority of the US capitalist class is unhappy - to understate it - over this?
Michel Bauwens

ARK phase 3 is around the corner. – Green Steps ARK

"the core infrastructure to operationalize contribution-based systems across bioregions. By redesigning how societies recognize value, organize participation, and distribute resources, the ARK directly addresses the intertwined crises of anomie, inequality, and ecological breakdown — enabling resilient, inclusive, and post-labor social systems.

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A New Claim – Green Steps ARK

"The Green Steps ARK provides the digital infrastructure to make this happen: develop a network of learning opportunities and community partners beyond the classroom, and empower students to tackle real problems and contribute to real projects."

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(97) A Leftist History of Japan - YouTube

"Japan actually has one of East Asia's longest socialist histories"

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Eric Hobsbawm's age of contradictions - UnHerd

"How, then, in the wake of the Left’s historic defeat, can one begin to rebuild a shared collective project of emancipation? History does not offer easy answers. Then again, nor does the fragmentation of the past into a series of seemingly discrete moments, not least when the public status of historical memory is more unsure than ever. As Hobsbawm noted: “the destruction of the past, or rather of the social mechanisms that link one’s contemporary experience to that of earlier generations, is one of the most characteristic and eerie phenomena of the late 20th century.” "

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