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Re:The End of Industrial Society
by bigcat12345678 on Sunday May 08, 2022 @06:41PM
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Mind to provide some recommendation of "serious publications"? Academic journals would be fine as well.
I want to learn more about the politcal theory and relevant social economic grand thinking and mechanisms design.
Jacobin!
Re:The End of Industrial Society
by tsunamifury on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @06:38PM
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Right so that's pretty much the same thing on the extreme other side of the spectrum. Both of them sit on either side of my coffee table. Robb Report sits in the middle as a joke.
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Re:The End of Industrial Society
by tsunamifury on Sunday May 08, 2022 @02:52PM
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As noted above their notion is not great man theory. It’s that elites exist and hide and we should make their power structures more legible.
It’s a solid concept imo. But also nothing about their podcasts seem so bad as to wash them away with one flippant comment.
Re:The End of Industrial Society
by majormajor on Sunday May 08, 2022 @04:08PM
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Just curious then, how visible do they make their own connection to elites in the podcast or articles? Sounds like they're very much part of one of those power structures. I don't see any of that at a quick perusal of this article, it appears to be written as if it sits outside.
Sometimes men (and women, for that matter) happen to be exactly at the right place and at the right time to tilt the balance of long-range historical outcomes. What's wrong with acknowledging those folks as "Great", if only as to their influence?
Are there many others? FP seems more focused on essays targeted at an audience of one written for ver specific inside baseball reasons. HBR and the likes have become laughable top 10 lists and passing superficial junk.