Capitalism and Economic Game Festival: Steam Introduces Discount Event for Economy-Related Games

Capitalism and Economic Game Festival: Steam Introduces Discount Event for Economy-Related Games

Game Mecca/Affiliate Integration 5 View This is the number of clicks inside Game Mecca plus the number of exposures to affiliates that receive Game Mecca news. SNS integration 0 View This is the sum of impressions from Game Mecca Twitter (@game_meca) and Facebook (@Game Mecca). ▲ Capitalism and Economic Game Festival (Photo source: Steam official … Read more

The Revolutionary Path of Indifference: How to Overthrow Algorithmic Capitalism

The Revolutionary Path of Indifference: How to Overthrow Algorithmic Capitalism

Being revolutionary has never been so comfortable or so cheap as in these times. There are philosophies that consider that taking a walk, not having a car, not answering emails outside of working hours or living in a house with mountain views are insurrectionary actions. Even shame is revolutionary, according to a book by Frédéric … Read more

“Cinematic Revolution Against Injustice: The Career of Suleiman Cisse”

“All of my films carry a revolution against injustice.” This is how well-known financial director Suleiman Cisse, 82, sums up his career cinematic Exciting and rich, spanning more than fifty years, as an artistic resistance to injustice and injustice, he made a fine thread from it, linking the sum of his works. He told the … Read more

Rephrased: Greta’s latest book promotes misguided beliefs that middle-aged men are unsuitable for the climate fight

Greta Thunberg became famous for her alarmist and apocalyptic speech on climate change. However, until now she hadn’t offered much specific advice on how to solve the problem. Now, the young Swedish activist has published The Climate Booka volume that includes essays by over a hundred different authors, including 18 contributions by Thunberg herself. In … Read more

Biden’s policy fuels hunger: food aid for 42 million people is cut

Food aid is being cut across the board in the US. 42 million poor Americans, many of them children, face cuts of between $95 and $235 per month per household. The average per capita payment will drop to $6.10 per day, or about $2 per meal. This egregious attack on the most vulnerable in American … Read more

EAST EUROPE magazine | EASTERN EUROPE 6-8 / 2012

Eastern Europe 6-8/2012)”>- – Eastern Europe 6-8/2012Manfred Sapper, Volker Weichsel (eds.)Berlin (BWV) 2012 [= Osteuropa 6-8/2012]560 p., 15 maps, 53 ills.Price: € 32.00ISBN: 978-3-8305-3110-4 Contents and abstracts in English contents Marija LipmanDouble polarizationFull textRussia’s divided society Vladimir Gel’manCracks in the systemRussia’s Authoritarianism 2012 Richard SakwaAnatomy of a blockageFull textStandstill in the dual state of Russia … Read more

Birkenstocks from Birkin Bags – criticism of capitalism or viral nonsense?

AEven in fashion, the perfect crime sometimes requires an accomplice. But the murderous plot of the New York artist collective MSCHF scared off even the toughest leather craftsmen. Cut up four “Birkin Bags” from Hermès and use the fine scraps to make Birkenstock-like sandals? No thanks. “It was pretty hard to find someone who wanted … Read more

In Brazil, a giant vulva sculpture installed on a hill

It took eleven months of work to achieve it: a vulva 33 meters long, 16 meters wide made up of an excavation six meters deep. This gigantic sculpture, named Diva, by visual artist Juliana Notari was installed in Brazil at the end of last week in the artistic and botanical park Usina de Arte, in … Read more

End of US eviction moratorium: fear of tenants in New York City

A moratorium ends on December 31st in the USA. So far, it has protected people who have been unable to pay their rent because of the pandemic. New York, the city of tenants, not just the skyscrapers Photo: David Delgado / reuters NEW YORK taz | One of the few positive side effects of the … Read more