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«Imperio» de Michael Hardt y Antonio Negri prometía una teoría para un orden capitalista sin fronteras.
@broderly explica por qué el libro malinterpretó la globalización y el poder de EE.UU. jacobinlat.com/2026/10/imper…
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Cell phone addiction is an absolute thermonuke to the brain and nobody 'takes it seriously' because it is not clear that there is any solution in a world where the revealed preference of everyone across the globe, regardless of income, race, age, any factor whatsoever, would rather be on their phone than do *anything* else. Deciding "I use this too much" and meaningfully altering one's behaviour doesn't seem to have much success for any of the very small minority of people with the sentience or self-reflection to realize how bad it is. Most people seem to think of it as an unproductive habit at most, rather than an addiction. Any attempt to speak seriously about this is met with derision, accusations of pretentiousness. There is no real solution to it. The future of human cognition fifty years down the line is horrifying if you stop and think about it for even a moment.
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Plot twist: Sally Rooney unifies Ireland.
A Belfast bookshop owner says he will continue to source and sell books by Irish author Sally Rooney, after she announced her novels will no longer be supplied to booksellers in the UK as a result of her support for the group Palestine Action. belfasttelegraph.co.uk/life/…
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Hi, sorry to call at such short notice but our sketch artist has fallen ill, was wondering if you could step in, it says on your profile that you do sketch work...
Well I normally only draw Giraffes but I guess how hard can it be, sure I'll do it.
Maduro pleads not guilty to new torture-related charges in New York bbc.in/4imkbGG
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this article repeatedly brings up that the Fontaines DC concert is taking place on Shabbat. I do not think it's reasonable to complain that live music is taking place on a Friday night or Saturday afternoon.
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From the WSJ. Surely a representative of Truffle Capital has working people's interests close to heart.
Just before Peter Thomas died, I'd read this about him in a forthcoming book about 'Gramsci in Russia' edited by Craig Brandist for the HM series. This is how I'll remember him, and this is what real scholarship is: drinking with Gramsci's relatives
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This is fucking nuts. What a model of conduct for authors theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
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Replying to @redrumlisa
The idea that working class politics has traditionally been insular and parochial is a myth. Lancashire mill workers in the 19th C would rather risk starvation than process cotton from the slave-owning Confederate States.
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Le chef de file de « l’opposition » en Israël, présenté partout comme un centriste très fréquentable, explique qu’il ne faut pas voter pour Netanyahou parce qu’il est favorable à une solution à deux États…
Lente et effroyable extrême-droitisation d’un pays.
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Remembering Peter D. Thomas (1973–2026)
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French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu reportedly wanted Mélenchon prosecuted for "inciting rebellion" but then had to settle for a defamation suit filed by the Interior Minister. The article also says almost 7,000 high-schoolers have been taken into custody during the protests
Jean-Luc Mélenchon a failli être poursuivi pour «incitation à la rébellion», à la demande de Sébastien Lecornu. Mais le Premier ministre qui accuse l’Insoumis en chef d’attiser la révolte lycéenne a dû faire machine arrière. Il s’est rabattu sur une simple plainte pour « diffamation envers une administration publique » que Laurent Nunez a déposée le 29 septembre. Comme si la justice n'avait pas d'autres chats à fouetter.
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The image is from Come and See, Elem Klimov’s extraordinary Soviet film about the Nazi occupation of Belarus.
One of the greatest war films ever made, and quite possibly the most harrowing. Everyone should watch it at least once, although few will be in a hurry to watch it twice.
Belarus lost 25% of its entire population in WW2, the highest per capita population loss of any country or Soviet republic during the war.
Roughly 1.7 million Slavs and 600,000 Jews were systematically exterminated in that Soviet Republic as part of Generalplan Ost to kill inhabitants of the land and Germanize it.



























