More like "zombie economists" isn't it. I remember this article where she talks about raising income tax as though it wouldn't directly increase poverty, and which would incentivise rentier activity making productivity worse anyway, vs equalising CGT with income tax.

Right so you either haven't read the Greens' Tax Policies or you're just ignoring them and pretending they only have a wealth tax?

PSP is retro tech:

I wonder if this claim from Adorno is carried over into the neuropolitics book, or if it's left behind. I suspect the latter

And the "long-term science fiction response" reminds me of the Abundance stuff making the rounds at the moment. Not that it's an intentional plan, but perhaps neoliberal thought dominates our patterns of thinking to the extent that these appears to be the only options

God this passage feels especially pertinent now. Thanks for sharing

Lacks the methodology so pretty useless. The image attached is presumably where the Guardian headline comes from. Of course the report doesn't tell you to what extent other groups would collaborate with those who hold opposing views so no idea what statistic the headline is referring to.

You only have to look at Umberto Eco's list and it's like, yeah it hits all of those