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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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the human willingness to break ourselves inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] Colds are a referendum on how kind we can be to ourselves, how much we can let ourselves get away with, how small we can allow ourselves to be. They are also reminders of the large and overwhelming power of the systems that want us to be none of these things.

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Griefbacon sick day by Helena Fitzgerald
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a cold acts as a referendum

[...] A cold is really just being overworked and overextended, drinking too much and partying too much, generally not taking care of ourselves, the sneaky ways that depression manages to articulate itself as something more comprehensible. Because a cold is non-critical it feels, at least to me when…

sick day by Helena Fitzgerald
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our possibilities close before us

[...] the only entry into the “job market” is through a university education that requires one to take on “freely” this debt. As Lazzarato notes, though, this debt takes out an advance on our future: who can afford to take a few years off to volunteer when one immediately graduates into dunning not…

Los Angeles Review of Books Company of One: The Fate of Democracy in an Age of Neoliberalism by Peter Gratton
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economics has no other end than itself

[...] neoliberalism’s basis in financial capitalism, not manufacturing, means economics has no other end than itself. There are simply no values outside of this — no “interest” one would have other than maintaining one’s own market efficiency. The emblem for this is the internet economy, where comp…

Company of One: The Fate of Democracy in an Age of Neoliberalism by Peter Gratton
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there’s an app for that

The consumer is not, as in a previous era of liberalism, a purported equal trader on a market — leaving aside the problematic basis for thinking this ever came about — but a “capital” among others, an entrepreneur most often providing free labor that creates value for others. If the laborer in the …

Company of One: The Fate of Democracy in an Age of Neoliberalism by Peter Gratton