“You people” ?
Yup that’s a report
@val mute dude for couple days please
Would be a shame to get muted for defending beaches
If you actually read, you would stumble across Guy Debord and The Society of the Spectacle and learn that enjoying the beach would actually class as an “authentic human experience” outside of the thrall of late capitalism (in this case, the “spectacle”)
It’s literally the opposite.
Unless you could present your reasoning...
Great read
King, you niggas getting sand stuck between your filthy petty bourgeoisie toesies? I can't relate, f*** a beach I'm posted up in some Brutalist architectural structures
crazy how bill gates thread gets locked and not this s***
crazy how negative threads get locked and not this s***.
Beaches also cost nothing to use, thus don’t inherently have anything to do with capitalism
Youve never bought bathers or sunscreen or a towel?
Youve never bought bathers or sunscreen or a towel?
Idk if they being obtuse or what but beaches are not free to participate in actively
If you actually read, you would stumble across Guy Debord and The Society of the Spectacle and learn that enjoying the beach would actually class as an “authentic human experience” outside of the thrall of late capitalism (in this case, the “spectacle”)
It’s literally the opposite.
Unless you could present your reasoning...
I've tried to read that twice but always struggle with it. You've motivated me to try again though
I've tried to read that twice but always struggle with it. You've motivated me to try again though
It’s a f***ing struggle. Full of aphorisms. I would recommend this series if you can’t be bothered:
Also check out the Partially Examined Life podcasts and the two episodes they have done on it. Highly important work and is worth understanding. Honestly, I feel that the videos and podcasts can give you what you need if you don’t like Debord’s style of writing.
If you actually read, you would stumble across Guy Debord and The Society of the Spectacle and learn that enjoying the beach would actually class as an “authentic human experience” outside of the thrall of late capitalism (in this case, the “spectacle”)
It’s literally the opposite.
Unless you could present your reasoning...
Amazing book
Enjoying nature might just literally be the least capitalist thing to do lmfao
Anybody with a brain and understanding of societal structures knows this. OP baitin highkey. I hope.... if this ain’t true OP, then you need to get your ass to the library (metaphorically speaking - everything you need is at your fingerprints.)
It’s a f***ing struggle. Full of aphorisms. I would recommend this series if you can’t be bothered:
!https://youtu.be/RGJr08N-auM!https://youtu.be/_wl3HCKQ6WI!https://youtu.be/4HAII7QWr_cAlso check out the Partially Examined Life podcasts and the two episodes they have done on it. Highly important work and is worth understanding. Honestly, I feel that the videos and podcasts can give you what you need if you don’t like Debord’s style of writing.
really appreciated! I'll watch these tomorrow when I'm not hungover and listen the PEL podcast (didn't know they covered this). Then I'll try reading it again once I'm completely sure I grasped the basic idea. Thanks
really appreciated! I'll watch these tomorrow when I'm not hungover and listen the PEL podcast (didn't know they covered this). Then I'll try reading it again once I'm completely sure I grasped the basic idea. Thanks
You’re welcome my dude
And sonically, aesthetic, pretentious
Dont forget the worst of them all: objectively
I don't even have a beach body n I miss the beach , that should tell you how GOAT it is
They (beaches) mean nothing, produce nothing, have no history, no language, no thought, no purpose. If you like the beach, you are the exhausted subject of late capitalism, literally the Last Man (or Woman).
Don’t move to politics not tryna mix with them nerds
OP got bulied for not wanting to go to the beach with his friends