Aug 15, 2022·2 replies
Sir Real
what is even like the argument of this bookChaos seems to be all around us. Living standards are dropping and unrest is rising in western countries amid a backdrop of rising tension around the world. Drawing from classical history, Rome, Greece, Mesopotamia, as well as geopolitics, mythology and a re-examination of Marxism, Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy. In this book, the well-known journalist and political a***yst examines the broken political compass and why the concepts of left and right are not as clear in the 21st century. Maupin also describes the crisis hanging over the global apparatus of production, as the irrational profit motive gets in the way of human creativity.
This book points toward the way out of societal decay in the west, and to the underlying causes of the unfolding Eurasian renaissance. In an age cursed by pessimism, this book presents an optimistic view of the potential within technology and the computer revolution. From many different angles, Maupin points toward the hope for international cooperation and friendship with a win-win model of global trade. The book present an a***ysis of the Iran nuclear deal’s demise, the efforts to crush Huawei Technologies and the Nordstream 2 natural gas pipeline, the rise of New Energy Vehicles, the contradictory behavior of the Trump White House, the rise of the New Right in Europe, the Bernie Sanders “Democratic Socialist” phenomena in America, and so much more. In his a***ysis, Maupin offers a repudiation of both post-modern liberal deconstruction and “greed is good” economic theories, arguing that the rational side of human beings will once again reassert itself in order to fulfill the dreams of peace and growth that seems to unite us all.
- Aug 15, 2022·3 replies
"Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy."
One of the most powerful political theories oat
- Aug 15, 2022·1 replyScratchin Mamba
Chaos seems to be all around us. Living standards are dropping and unrest is rising in western countries amid a backdrop of rising tension around the world. Drawing from classical history, Rome, Greece, Mesopotamia, as well as geopolitics, mythology and a re-examination of Marxism, Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy. In this book, the well-known journalist and political a***yst examines the broken political compass and why the concepts of left and right are not as clear in the 21st century. Maupin also describes the crisis hanging over the global apparatus of production, as the irrational profit motive gets in the way of human creativity.
This book points toward the way out of societal decay in the west, and to the underlying causes of the unfolding Eurasian renaissance. In an age cursed by pessimism, this book presents an optimistic view of the potential within technology and the computer revolution. From many different angles, Maupin points toward the hope for international cooperation and friendship with a win-win model of global trade. The book present an a***ysis of the Iran nuclear deal’s demise, the efforts to crush Huawei Technologies and the Nordstream 2 natural gas pipeline, the rise of New Energy Vehicles, the contradictory behavior of the Trump White House, the rise of the New Right in Europe, the Bernie Sanders “Democratic Socialist” phenomena in America, and so much more. In his a***ysis, Maupin offers a repudiation of both post-modern liberal deconstruction and “greed is good” economic theories, arguing that the rational side of human beings will once again reassert itself in order to fulfill the dreams of peace and growth that seems to unite us all.
So basically third positionist Freudianism. Crazy
Aug 15, 2022Scratchin Mamba"Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy."
One of the most powerful political theories oat
You either build or destroy - Jay Elec
Aug 15, 2022Scratchin Mamba"Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy."
One of the most powerful political theories oat
hearing anything about that dude is f***ing exhausting man
Aug 15, 2022https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1558849930948534273
Mazapan2Can’t believe I’m gonna be alive for the collapse of the USA 😍😍😍
you from florida? i'd be so glad i was out of the school system if my teacher was just a veteran and previously wouldnt have been qualified
Nessy 🦎Aug 15, 2022
LeinHow did Catholic Italians basically invent financial capitalism but it's Jews who are stereotyped as the scheming usurers
jews were allowed to have interest rates since they didn't have to follow the church's instructions but also in recent history jews were kept out of commercial and business banking in the US which was only for WASP americans, so they were left out with uninteresting sectors like mergers and acquisitions which ironically became the most profitable sectors in the 80s
- Nessy 🦎Aug 15, 2022https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1558849930948534273Mazapan2
Can’t believe I’m gonna be alive for the collapse of the USA 😍😍😍
- Aug 15, 2022
- Aug 15, 2022
You're living at a time of extremism, a time of revolution, a time when there's got to be a change. People in power have misused it. And now there has to be a change and a better world has to be built and the only way it's going to be built is with extreme methods. And I, for one, will join in with anyone. I don't care what color you are, as long as you want to change this miserable condition that exists on this earth. Thank you.
- Aug 15, 2022Sepah
Explain further never hear of this
KTT Bank in Toronto lends $100 to Mark on the condition that John who lives in Vancouver pays them back in euros at their KTT Bank in Vancouver. The dollar/euro exchange rate in Vancouver is 4:5, so $100 is €125,. The Toronto branch sends a "letter of credit" to John, who refuses to pay. So the Vancouver branch asks the Toronto branch to make Mark cough up the €125. The dollar/euro exchange rate in Toronto is 1:1, so the €125 is converted to $125. Toronto then asks Mark to pay $125 even though he borrowed $100, the bank pockets $25.
- Aug 15, 2022
Another trick was lending money to a merchant buying goods in your city and making them pay back in a more valuable currency once they sold the goods elsewhere.
- Aug 15, 2022
- Aug 15, 2022·1 reply
I be having a nice day then decide to f*** it up by learning more about Allende
- Aug 15, 2022·1 replyWomanpuncher69
I be having a nice day then decide to f*** it up by learning more about Allende
You have no one to blame but yourself
- Aug 15, 2022·3 replies
Homies be like:
Heyyy im currently reading about
- Paris Commune
- Allende coup
- Burkina Faso coup
- Soviet dissolution
1 day later:
Why am I depressed
- Aug 15, 2022SEGA GOON
Homies be like:
Heyyy im currently reading about
- Paris Commune
- Allende coup
- Burkina Faso coup
- Soviet dissolution
1 day later:
Why am I depressed
- Aug 15, 2022SEGA GOON
Homies be like:
Heyyy im currently reading about
- Paris Commune
- Allende coup
- Burkina Faso coup
- Soviet dissolution
1 day later:
Why am I depressed
- Aug 15, 2022·1 reply
- Aug 15, 2022SEGA GOON
Homies be like:
Heyyy im currently reading about
- Paris Commune
- Allende coup
- Burkina Faso coup
- Soviet dissolution
1 day later:
Why am I depressed
Aug 15, 2022Scratchin Mamba"Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy."
One of the most powerful political theories oat
dialectics in action
Aug 15, 2022Scratchin MambaChaos seems to be all around us. Living standards are dropping and unrest is rising in western countries amid a backdrop of rising tension around the world. Drawing from classical history, Rome, Greece, Mesopotamia, as well as geopolitics, mythology and a re-examination of Marxism, Caleb Maupin argues that there are two distinct drives within human beings, one that seeks to build and the other that seeks to plunder and destroy. In this book, the well-known journalist and political a***yst examines the broken political compass and why the concepts of left and right are not as clear in the 21st century. Maupin also describes the crisis hanging over the global apparatus of production, as the irrational profit motive gets in the way of human creativity.
This book points toward the way out of societal decay in the west, and to the underlying causes of the unfolding Eurasian renaissance. In an age cursed by pessimism, this book presents an optimistic view of the potential within technology and the computer revolution. From many different angles, Maupin points toward the hope for international cooperation and friendship with a win-win model of global trade. The book present an a***ysis of the Iran nuclear deal’s demise, the efforts to crush Huawei Technologies and the Nordstream 2 natural gas pipeline, the rise of New Energy Vehicles, the contradictory behavior of the Trump White House, the rise of the New Right in Europe, the Bernie Sanders “Democratic Socialist” phenomena in America, and so much more. In his a***ysis, Maupin offers a repudiation of both post-modern liberal deconstruction and “greed is good” economic theories, arguing that the rational side of human beings will once again reassert itself in order to fulfill the dreams of peace and growth that seems to unite us all.
Gibberish
- Aug 15, 2022
obama years were an amazing moment for culture
