Welcome to the Age of Technofeudalism - Interview with Yanis Varoufakislemmyreader@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.ml – 102 points – 7 months agowired.com13Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsThey haven't overthrown shit. This is what capitalism is and what it always leads to: siphoning all power to the top small % of people.As we all know, siphoning of the power to the small percentage of people had never happened prior to capitalism.I never said nor implied anything about any other system. I spoke about capitalism.Not the point. Look into economics of scale. Capitalism does this shit as a rule.Ahhh, some fresh whataboutism!If other systems have the same effect, it's a problem with them too. But it's still a problem with capitalism.As we all know, the workers get tired of it, revolt and the 1% disappearNot really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).you mean like feudalism ?
They haven't overthrown shit. This is what capitalism is and what it always leads to: siphoning all power to the top small % of people.As we all know, siphoning of the power to the small percentage of people had never happened prior to capitalism.I never said nor implied anything about any other system. I spoke about capitalism.Not the point. Look into economics of scale. Capitalism does this shit as a rule.Ahhh, some fresh whataboutism!If other systems have the same effect, it's a problem with them too. But it's still a problem with capitalism.As we all know, the workers get tired of it, revolt and the 1% disappearNot really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).you mean like feudalism ?
As we all know, siphoning of the power to the small percentage of people had never happened prior to capitalism.I never said nor implied anything about any other system. I spoke about capitalism.Not the point. Look into economics of scale. Capitalism does this shit as a rule.Ahhh, some fresh whataboutism!If other systems have the same effect, it's a problem with them too. But it's still a problem with capitalism.As we all know, the workers get tired of it, revolt and the 1% disappearNot really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).you mean like feudalism ?
If other systems have the same effect, it's a problem with them too. But it's still a problem with capitalism.
As we all know, the workers get tired of it, revolt and the 1% disappearNot really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).
Not really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).
They haven't overthrown shit.
This is what capitalism is and what it always leads to: siphoning all power to the top small % of people.
As we all know, siphoning of the power to the small percentage of people had never happened prior to capitalism.
I never said nor implied anything about any other system. I spoke about capitalism.
Not the point. Look into economics of scale. Capitalism does this shit as a rule.
Ahhh, some fresh whataboutism!
If other systems have the same effect, it's a problem with them too. But it's still a problem with capitalism.
As we all know, the workers get tired of it, revolt and the 1% disappear
Not really. They just get replaced by the people leading the revolution (there are exceptions of course, like Robespierre in the French Revolution).
you mean like feudalism ?