>"James Lindsay has a best-selling book out called Race Marxism. Reading the book, you soon learn that Lindsay has a shallow understanding not just _...Read More_

"Friedrich Engels once wrote that he played “second fiddle” to Marx. On the 200th anniversary of his birth, we should remember the profound influence that Engels had on his friend and comrade, as well as his own theoretical contributions."

>"Karl Marx celebrated liberalism’s achievements, such as freedom of the press, while excoriating its fidelity to private property rights. We can hold the same tension in our minds — fiercely opposing capitalism while fighting to make _...Read More_

"we should aim for rough consensus and running worlds." _...Read More_

The necessities of the continued extraction surplus value always led to ‘production of space’ depending on the necessities of capital accumulation and the interventions of state power. (...) The crypto-space is a cut. New spaces of _...Read More_

(...) the decentralised, transparent and user-controlled infrastructure of the crypto-space carries the seeds of a future in which humankind survives. in the fight to _...Read More_

our time is stolen, to the discretion of an violent apparatus deciding on who's a sinner time will come and capitalism fall

>"A New Approach to Traditionalist Politics"

A close reading of Karl Marx and Mark Fisher on machines.

>"The German communist poet created an approach that stands in contrast to traditional and postmodern ideas."

There is quite a bit here. I have not had the time to spare 2 1/2 hours, but based on the first 5 min or so it seems ballpark relevant for this community. It does kind of jump right into the deep end of the pool in the portion I watched.

Shorter piece on racial capitalism as a fundamental cause for Contexts, with a global application. The racial disparities, especially in Detroit, highlighted to me the ways racism and capitalism shape risk, vulnerability, and mitigating _...Read More_

"My recent book Jurisdictional Accumulation develops a new account of extraterritoriality, which is the exercise of jurisdiction beyond its limits. This device is poorly studied in the early modern period, too quickly and narrowly _...Read More_

"Robinson does not reject the political (and certainly not politics), as he believes it provides tools with which we might defend ourselves, so long as we keep in mind its contingency, that the political is '1 temporarily convenient _...Read More_