Ryan and @yungneocon discuss degrowth, sacrifice zones, and malthusianism. Plus, a bonus Mecha Madness minisode!
Show Notes + Bibliography
**This is Part 2, if you have not listened to Part 1, go to the previous episode first**
We are joined by John (@exJohnValdez) from Pastrami Hour to talk about an article Ryan wrote on the state & class.
Article
We are joined by John (@exJohnValdez) from Pastrami Hour to talk about an article Ryan wrote on the state & class.
Article
In this corner, weighing in at 210 IQ, representing the infallible modern future sight of the ghost ideology, Ryan "the greatest epic genius of all time" Salisbury!
And in this corner, weighing in at 209 IQ, representing 150-year old pseudo-intellectual pig slop, Kris "pretty good but not quite as good as Ryan" Nivens!
Ding ding ding!
Here's the (still WIP) article we're talking about
P.S. Guess what, I was right about the Google search URL. This is a useful talent that I am proud of.
Ryan had to go to a wedding this weekend, so we couldn't do an episode this week. Instead we're releasing this old episode about corporations as organs of the state. I haven't listened to it since February, so it could be awesome or terrible. Let me know, unless it's not good, in which case just tell me you liked it anyway.
The first of our Capital as Power (CasP) series, where we begin with why CasP is needed and how it defines capital. If there was anything that was unclear or that you think was incorrect, you can DM me @HandleOfRy.
Capital as Power by Shimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan
