Kapitalizam 101

Ukoliko globalno zagrevanje dostigne ili prevaziđe 2 stepena Celzijusova do 2100. uglavnom bogati ljudi i zemlje biće odgovorni za smrt više od 1 milijarde uglavnom siromašnih osoba u narednom veku, tvrdi u istraživanju Džošua Pirs, profesor Univerziteta Zapadnog Ontarija u Kanadi, a prenosi Phys.org.

A new study makes it official: Women are always the wrong age for employers

Researchers found that women faced age discrimination at every age. Too young, having babies, too old — women are never the right age at work.

posle biste, u žaru pobede - umesto dosadašnjih tema o prinošenju žderačine na noge - mogli ovako da bogatite svoj životni stil:"bg kontejneri""gde je dunav najuži""večita uskršnja dilema - 1 pas ili 5 štakora?""dnevni r.i.p. za novinare""sprečimo divljanje rikši po beogradu"a onda, jednoga dana - više nema ni tekmi u areni i sličnih priredaba - nego ima da čitate u novinama kako je noki đoki pikao loptu preko horgoške rampe s mađarskim carinikom i osvojio impresivni litar jestivog ulja. da, da, jednoga dana... 

Yanis Varoufakis’s  Technofeudalism offers sharp insights into the rise of "cloud capital," but misreads it as inaugurating an entirely new economic system. The enemy is still capitalism, even if in a novel form.

Our trajectory has a certain similarity to what transpired in Rome toward the end of the republic. Mass slavery, rather than robots, supplanted the economic role of plebian citizens, turning them into servile consumers of “bread and circuses.” Made landless by the aristocracy, they turned to authoritarian figures like the Gracchi brothers, Marius, and eventually Julius Caesar and his imperial descendants, who used state resources to buy the masses’ loyalty.
Averting this scenario will mean finding ways to limit oligarchic power, while tamping down the authoritarian ambitions of the clerisy. The priority should be to develop policies that preserve and expand an independent middle and working class. Embracing reindustrialization and refocusing education on both civic virtue and practical skills, rather than the current focus on often meaningless credentials, are a few places to start. Unless we find ways to counteract our growing class divisions, our future may well look like a high-tech replay of Roman decadence.

A government rule makes them look nearly seven times as efficient as they are.