ird party.
They position themselves above both sides offering enlightened
judgement, but have no insight and no stake.
They are narcissistic propagandists.
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our countries.
If we want to work out strategies, we first need to join a side, there
is no role for random, powerless, disconnected self-entitled judges of
"both sides" that leads anywhere but defeat.
Best,
On 2021-01-11 13:59, Frank Rieger wrote:
On 10. Jan 2021, at 22:56, Dmytri
On 2021-01-11 16:55, Dmytri Kleiner wrote:
Frank, honestly, and with all due respect, it is your take that is
boring beyond words.
And just to be clear, when I say with all due respect, I mean it. CCC
has many commendable projects, including Chaos Macht Schule, and has
worked with the local
list
countries, but he doesn't get lost in chauvinsim nor doctrinaire
idealism, the state is just people and develops dialectically, and the
people who make it up must be engaged with dialogically.
Best,
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g too. Especially when
their paycheques depend on it.
Plenty of material from which Franks' position could be critiqued, yet
certainly not through toxic male dominance gestures like yours.
I have great respect for Frank. I trust he wont mistake spirited writing
with insult.
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international organizations, which are the results of the post-World War
II order. The international sphere will see great changes after this
crisis and in the beginning of next year.
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nda and rejecting and denouncing them at every
turn?
Now, given what João Pedro wrote, quoted in a different response here,
about the rise of China and the new global possibilities this is opening
up, you might think that this should be taken into account in any talk
of, you know, a "strate
hat.. There's more?? Inline comments too! Oh man, What happened to
being against long diatribes and laying down page after page of your own
thoughts, etc. Oh well..
On Jan 11, 2021, at 12:35 , Dmytri Kleiner
wrote:
MST is certainly not, MST is a direct movement of the oppressed, and
but denounces them and denies
their accomplishments, and only if they sheepdog them into ineffective
practices rather than anything that is a real threat to the elite.
So that's where we are and how we lose. They are a misleadership class.
A dialogical internationalist strategy is
that our prospects as an
isolated embedded left are slim to none, but our prospects as part of a
connected global left are world changing.
A dialogical internationalist approach is the way to resolve this
contradiction, think globally, act locally, as even the patches sewn on
to student back
ng, and drawing on it more
would enrich this discussion, especially as concerns your experience in
Wisonsin and the networks you describe.
Cheers,
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strategy.
On 2021-01-15 21:02, Joseph Rabie wrote:
A question for Dmytri:
Is China a truly Communist country, and if so, what are the markers of
this?
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resolve
their contradictions, and focus on our own rather than allowing our
elite to propagandize into thinking they are our enemies.
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On 2021-01-16 16:53, Joseph Rabie wrote:
Le 16 janv. 2021 à 11:24, Dmytri Kleiner a
écrit :
Judging China is not a part of his strategy, and should not be,
because it's a bad strategy. We should trust the Chinese workers to
resolve their contradictions, and focus on our own rather
fine a pro-institutionalist
strategy as thus, the extent to which any institutional form is deemed
"democratic" aka legitimate, follows the extent (and breadth) to which
peer review carries throughout the whole process of leadership
appointment, agenda setting, and resource allocation.
Y
mcarthyist gatekeeper, that is why you keep writing in this
thread.
The good news is more and more of the young are no longer swayed by this
victims
of communism memorial foundation type chauvinism and epoch times talking
points.
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and rooted in the efforts of the people
themselves facing concrete proglems, led by their own organic leaders,
not third party pundits, where we organize, try stuff, learn the results
and iterate forward, always building class power.
This is the strategy we need, and as Jane McAlevey would note, t
r grounds for a strategic ‘intervention' from our
moderators. Ted?
IB
On 18 Jan 2021, at 08:28, Dmytri Kleiner
wrote:
On 2021-01-18 13:42, Felix Stalder wrote:
So, what exactly is the lesson that China holds for "us", that is,
cultural/knowledge workers
While these questio
stance in The Second Browser
Wars. I'm entitled to shock and awe nettime once every decade, and
neither Ted nor Felix will risk relegation to the tickle gulag.
However, I never resist moderation.
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ern flowers in everything from McAlevey to
Lean UX, as well as a domesticated parallel construction in Business
Management Thoery, especially Goldratt and Deming.
If all this is boring, I'm not sure what this list finds interesting
anymore.
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and denouncements, while pretending
to be the injured party.
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h new strategies in
numerous constituencies and workplaces.
Rest assured that much of what I'm discussing comes from experiences in
constituencies and workplaces, even when I don't provide surveillance
photos to match.
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me, as we only have the agency and insight to do so in our homes,
while we protect each other from aggression from our own Hauptfiend is a
strategy that could well work, and thus is a good strategy for the left.
Best,
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in person.
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on you would address the topic, namely the
questions of left strategy that have been discussed.
[1]
https://ash.harvard.edu/files/ash/files/final_policy_brief_7.6.2020.pdf
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Country Where Liberty Is a Statue, Vijay Prashad.
[1]
https://www.thetricontinental.org/newsletterissue/2-united-states-democracy/
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the telekommunisten project, born in the hacker,
activist and media art circles that many of us share, has led me to be
in contact with these communities, and I will now go where they lead,
even if that means, sadly, walking away from some of you.
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which was still common in the late 1960s, we
must undertake the intellectual exercise of entering into dialogue with
his gendered forms of expression with the aim of critical reflection and
developing emancipatory alternatives.
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beneath a love seat in
Prenzlauer Berg! MOO programming sessions every month!
The Telekommunisten Assembly: https://asym.me/assembly/
or join us by telnet
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n, Germany.
Dmytri Kleiner, software developer, Berlin, Germany.
Cindy Kohtala, researcher of peer production, Helsinki, Finland.
Alekos Pantazis, researcher, Tallinn University of Technology & core
member, P2P Lab.
David Potočnik, CHT/Totalism.org hackbase, Canary Islands.
Sharon Prendeville, S
onomics of crypto currencies, though an NFT is a collectible not a
currency, so it has a different economic identity.
https://www.newsclick.in/face-value-bitcoin-proof-work-and-labour-theory-value
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more
interesting tracking models.
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On 2018-01-29 22:40, Brian Holmes wrote:
> The urgent question today is how to
> create collective forms of democratic government for complex societies
> captivated by the myth of the sovereign individual.
Read C.B. Macpherson?
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https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/face-value-bitcoin-proof-work-labour-theory-value/2018/02/01
# The Face Value of Bitcoin: Proof of Work and the Labour Theory of
Value
Dmytri Kleiner
Bitcoin was created to be a new kind of money rooted in a vision of a
market not bound by geography, banks and
Sure, a blockchain without a cryptocurrency could work that way, but
that would not accomplish the goals of the bitcoin creators.
You might be interested in Taler: https://taler.net/en/
Anyway, thanks for the feedback, if you're on twitter, would be awesome
if you'd share it!
Where are you ba
lways. Feel free to pass on and repost.
For those of you in Berlin, Stammtisch continues at Cafe Buchhandlung each
Tuesday starting at 9pm. http://j.mp/buchhandlung
Kind Regards,
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The day after the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks a discusion
broke out on the theory list of the wonderful "Philadelphia Socialists"[1]
group, triggered by a CunterPunch article that critiques 9/11 conspiracy
theory[2].
Cockburn's article includes this important point:
"These day
Congratulations to the Pirate Party having won an astounding 8.9% in the
Berlin elections.
As I wrote two weeks ago, this is their moment of relevance, the emergence
of Information politics as a mainstream political topic. Having 15
Piratenpartei representatives in the local government will cert
On Thu, 22 Sep 2011 00:48:34 +0200, Matze Schmidt
wrote:
> The Pirate Party Germany is just a young liberal party defending
> benefits for and of middle class business or creative people in the so
> called hypermobile city as some belive Berlin may be one.
Hey Matze, the text is not about the p
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:09:41 +0200, Matze Schmidt
wrote:
> Hi Dmytri,
>
> yes, but the paryt was simply your kind of proposition to the rest of
> the text.
The party was used as an example of a "cause" based party, which I argue
can not mobilize the masses, and therefore can only remain politi
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 15:19:25 +0200, Matze Schmidt
wrote:
> Well, you've been telling that the the workplace is not the place where
> appropriation is felt. Feeling and knowing are diffrent types of
> consciousness or awareness. To feel "I'm not exploited" does not mean
> that your're not.
And I
On Mon, 26 Sep 2011 19:37:39 +0100, Rob Myers wrote:
> On 26/09/11 07:22, Yosem Companys wrote:
>
>> Moreover, Diaspora is non-commercial and community-run.
>
> How will you be funding your second year?
Sorry, can't resist.
>From http://www.thimbl.net/manifesto.html
The Thimbl Manife
On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:13:38 +0200, Matze Schmidt
wrote:
> Sorry, some last words to it:
Thanks, I appreciate your feedback.
> If you reject the possibility of
> knowing the essence (which is a dynamic thing not just 'static essence')
> behind, under or besides the appearance(s) (Hegel), you j
#Thimbl, Social Media Week, @dsearls and Economic Fiction as a
Performative Artwork
Thimbl[1] has been getting some attention lately, party because of my talk
at Social Media Week Berlin[2], partly because of a Tweet by the legendary
Doc Searls[3].
Despite being part of Transmediale 2010 and win
In a private conversation on that great modern Stoa, Facebook, my
friend Tiziana Terranova, endorsed the Objectives of the Debtors'
Party[1], saying "there's nothing about these objectives I could not
share," but went to ask a rather pointed question:
"It is the notion of starting a political par
Hey Chris, not sure yet how the actual internal democracy would
be structured, I guess that itself would be designed byway of a
democratic process.
On Wed, 26 Oct 2011 09:38:48 -0400, chris mann
wrote:
> or, everyone gets five (5) votes which they can spend in the
> countries of their choice.
Thanks Brian, I certainly agree that there would be a lot of commonality
with these movements. However, I think the opportunity here is bigger than,
we need to have a Mass movement, which the radicalism of OWS, etc, as much
as I love it, and identify with it, could never have.
We need to reach th
On 30.10.2011 22:46, martin hardie wrote:
Have you been following the Spanish precursor to the occupy movement?
Yes, but certainly not the exact demographics.
I would none the less hazard the guess that the majority of Spanish
people are not active in the movement, even if they have the sam
On 31.10.2011 07:59, Keith Sanborn wrote:
Party specialization for those seen as incapable of representing
themselves may seem quite pragmatic but it's the beginning of
hierarchy.
We did not choose the party form, that is the form that currently
Governs our society. Our choice is merely to dev
'There is a strange paradox in Marx's approach to revolution. Generally
speaking, when Marx speaks of material creativity, he speaks of
'production', and here he insists, as I've mentioned, that the
defining feature of humanity is that we first imagine things, and then try
to bring them into b
On 02.11.2011 09:33, fran ilich wrote:
and do the spanish people even know that they're economy is so
dependent in the colonial parasiting of -for instance- latin america?
Asymmetrical international relations is the primary motivation for
having a transnational party.
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On 02.11.2011 05:28, Morlock Elloi wrote:
So real events, creating the future otherwise unimaginable by
individuals, are unconscious acts of collective creation that we are
only to interpret post-festum?
That's religion.
Hi Morlock, I'm not sure what you're responding to in particular, buy
c
On 02.11.2011 05:03, Angela Mitropoulos wrote:
And I'm always surprised to find the charge of utopianism being made in
the name of the idealised abstractions of representational politics.
Hi Angela, thanks for you comments, I read them with interest.
Just to be clear, I was not making any cha
On 01.11.2011 19:11, Snafu wrote:
But when you elect a class of professional politicians, it is unlikely
that they will abdicate their power to other bodies as their legitimation
(and income) derives from the bourgeois institutional structures the
Transnational Counterparty is meant to deny.
I
On 01.11.2011 23:36, Keith Sanborn wrote:
The placards on OWC read: we have no demands.
I suppose that while you feel that is poetic, you also know it's false.
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On 02.11.2011 19:56, Felix Stalder wrote:
My impression is that the wide popularity of these movements is based on
common desire to return the system to what is perceived it's "normal
state", i.e. the American dream in the US, some sort of welfare state in
the EU. While they are clearly more rad
Let's not get too caught up in the x% rhetoric, the numbers are just
illustrative, 99% meaning "almost everybody", Alex's 66% I take to mean
"2 of the 3 social classes" he discusses, without needing quantifying
the exact size of those social groups to make the point.
In any case, if you wher
On 04.11.2011 06:31, Angela Mitropoulos wrote:
Symbolic occupations and defaults? Really?
The OWS occupations are clearly symbolic, as explained, they are not
occupations of productive assets. Legally sanctioned "Occupation
by foreclosed residents" is not really a tactical occupation but
rath
The Creative Commons is to Free Culture what Shareware is to Free
Software
Back in the early days of computers proprietary software developers
had a problem. Often working from home or small-offices, far removed
from their potential customers, there was no easy way to sell software
to their cus
In/compatible, paradoxical, antithetical, the Janusian nature of
Revolution, #tmresource
"All is flux, nothing stays still." claimed Heraclitus. Heraclitus
believed that you could not step into the same river twice, that the way
up is the way down, that nothing simply is, that everything
Well, #28c3 has come and gone.
I’m not sure how it happened, but after all these years on the
internet, It looks like I’ve somehow become a blogger.
I never really wanted to be a blogger, after all the most exciting
thing about the Internet has always been the ability for users to
interact
A delegation from Transmediale 2012 [1] came over to my place last
night to discuss the latest Telekommunisten artwork, R15N [2]. In
addition to various organizational and technical details that we need to
work out in preparation for the not-to-be-missed upcoming Transmediale,
we talked about
ch project MIG@NET invite
you to the event titled: «Autonomy, Labour, and the Political Economy
of Social Media». Presentations by:
Tiziana Terranova - Becoming autonomous? Labour and the political
economy of digital social media
Dmytri Kleiner – P2P Communism vs Client-Server Capitalism
on Thursday 19
Greece and the Macroeconomics of Class Struggle.
At thursday evening's talk at the occupied Empros Theater in Athens,
Tiziana Terranova and I gave presentations on the political economy of
social media to a diverse and engaged community.
The Empros Theatre is in central Athens, part of the
Interflugs[1] is a student managed lecture series organized at
WestGermany[2], an underground event venue located in a former doctor’s
office near Kottbusser Tor.
The Interflugs series is initiated by students of Universität der
Künste. The event was well attended, and discussion flowed freely
Sex Work and Consent at @transmediale
Transmediale 2012 is over. R15N is closed again, until the
next occasion. As usual, lots of great people at the
festival, and lots to talk and think about.
On Saturday I attended the discussion "Commercialising Eros" with Jacob
Appelbaum, Zach Blas, Lia
Well, it's been a while since I wrote anything about the Debtors'
Party, I have a few texts in mind about horizontal money, about why we
should continue to use the word communism, and more about the
macroeconomics of class struggle, but I thought I'd start by honouring a
debt.
I promised my f
"Jeder nach seinen Fähigkeiten, jedem nach seinen Bedürfnissen!" With
these words Karl Marx perhaps summarized best what Communism is,
succinctly expressing the goals of the communist movement. While
Communism is an older and much broader movement than the work of Marx
and his followers alone,
The Tedious Tax Payers' Lament
Can we please stop crying about "Our Tax Payers' Money?"
Far too often when reading a perhaps otherwise interesting essay, this
horrible argument is made. Whatever the governments' wrong doing e.g:
police violence against protesters, or military adventures abroa
On 04.03.2012 16:50, Jaromil wrote:
hi Josie,
The Wine and Cheese Appreciation Society and Scott Len take the
currency seriously but ask, how exactly does it differ from 'real'
money?
A rather quick conclusion, comprehensible since it takes some
knowledge of cryptography to understand tha
On 05.03.2012 21:26, Jaromil wrote:
I'd argue is an error to quickly frame into a macroeconomic
perspective the narrative opened by Bitcoin.
Yet, if a currency is to have some sort of emancipatory potential,
it must affect the distribution of wealth and flows of incomes, and
thereby should h
Thimbl, Unlike Us & A Pair of Inconvenient Paradoxes
The Institute for Network Cultures will be holding the 2nd Unlike
Us conference (1), "Understanding Social Media Monopolies and
Their Alternatives." I'll be there, representing Telekommunisten's
Thimbl(2), which will be present among many oth
Hey Jaromil! Great to see you too, too bad I couldn't hang out longer,
no doubt we'll bump into each other again sooner, rather than later.
I fully understand that DYNDY and your research is not focused only on
BitCoin, however this thread, and the mute article it references is
specifically ab
Hey Ben, just quickly, first of all I don't intend to dictate
answers to you questions, my question is economic, how to allow
labour to retain more of the product of it's labour, your question
is administrative, and that is, of course, something that's best
discovered through practise.
In any ca
sharable version of this article online here:
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!
(1) http://www.dmytri.info/its-the-macroeconomy-stupid/
(2) http://www.dmytri.info/the-macroeconomic-identity-of-communism
(3) http://www.dmytri.info/false-defences-of-utopian-thought/
(4) http://wp.me/p24fqL-2E
(5) http://bit.ly/buchhandlung
A shareable version of this text is online here:
http:
IMPORTANT: Stammtisch will not be a Cafe Buchhandlung today, but
rather at Cafe Kotti in Kruetzberg to be closer to the May 1st
festivities
Intermodal Value Flows in the Macroeconomy
It's May 1st today, I'm sure that I could, rather than test your
patience with yet more wonkish macroecon
On 01.05.2012 23:38, Jaromil wrote:
I do know that you are just a clown.
Here we agree!
As for the rest of your mail, I'm clearly not smart enough to draw any
coherence from its mysteries.
Love your work.
Best,
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y-moglen-ioerror-rp12/
Eliminating privilege is a political struggle, not a technical one.
I'll be at Stammtisch as usual around 9pm, please come by, anybody
still hanging around after #rp12 is more than welcome to join us. You
can find us here: http://bit.ly/buchhandlung
A sharable v
ce of capital in
our society, it's not clear where such capacity will come from.
Thanks for the roundup. It doesn't progress much from a story on
mass-media that we have told ourselves already 20 or more years ago
in Italy, if not before. Anyway.
<...>
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ge of development that can
never be suitable as a platform for the masses.
Best,
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A sharable version can be found online here: http://wp.me/p24fqL-xK
I'll be at Cafe Buchhandlung at 9pm as usual tonight. Please join us.
{1} http://www.dmytri.info/privacy-moglen-ioerror-rp12/
{2} http://bit.ly/buchhandung
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ical-openness-and-liwoli-2012/
I'll be at stammtisch {2} this evening around 9pm as usual.
{1} http://liwoli.at
{2} http://bit.ly/buchhandlung
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y and safety on line, but
to create the kind of society we want broadly.
A society where wealth and power, and responsibility is more broadly
shared.
{1}
http://networkcultures.org/wpmu/unlikeus/2012/03/09/seda-gurses-and-privacy-in-online-social-networks/
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eally crowd fund a cultural economy, we can perhaps crowd
fund capacity by way of the commons to sustain a new society from wich
a new cultural economy can emerge.
Best,
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#is a moder
pm.
{1} http://secushare.org
{2} http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GW_imx0z3LY
{3} http://telekommunisten.net/octo/
{4} http://project.arnolfini.org.uk/miscommunication-station
{5} http://www.amaze-festival.de
{6} http://i-mine.org
{7} http://r15n.net
{8} http://www.eternal-september.org/?language=
this Thursday at the Beautiful Trouble Booklaunch!
{1} http://andrewboyd.com/
{2}
http://beautifultrouble.org/event/beautiful-trouble-book-launch-berlin/
{3}
http://www.dmytri.info/collected-texts-related-to-the-debtors-party-initiative-updated/
{4} http://www.dmytri.info/debtors-song/
{5} http
ks. Do you advocate a return to national economy? There must be
some rhetorical purpose for exhuming this relic.
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issue, since
without it, only institutions such as google can broadcast to large
audiences.
I agree that it is a different issue than P2P.
Best,
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UNITY.
--> http://telekommunisten.net/numbers-station
SEE ALSO:
ADDRESSABILITY IS POWER.
http://telekommunisten.net/2014/01/30/addressability-is-power-numbers-station-at-transmediale/
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#is a mode
ctive political struggle to achieve such platforms.
This is a political struggle, not a technical one.
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last laugh.
I'll be at Cafe Buchhandlung tonight around 9pm or so, come by if
you're in time, hope we have lots of surprise guests still hanging
around Berlin after transmediale.
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Many of my friends and colleagues where in Sao Paulo last week for
NETMundial, the Multi-stakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet
Governance. Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, convened this
initiative to "focus on principles of Internet governance and the
proposal for a roadmap for futu
at there is no business model for secure
mass communications. In order to achieve a society where we can expect
privacy we need more hackers and hackerspaces to embrace the broader
political challenges of building a more equal society.
permalink: http://www.dmytri.info/hackers-cant-solve-surveillan
WhiteSave.me
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WhiteSave.me enables White men to help non-Whites to succeed in life
without disrupting existing systems and long-standing traditions.
http://whitesave.me
http://whitesave.me/#release
http://whitesave.me/#call
Just released this new work.
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On 2022-11-30 01:34, nettime's mod squad wrote:
Dear nettimers,
Oh wtf why not
https://tldr.nettime.org/web/@dk
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A.I. Lenin
What is to be Done Today, by GPT and Dmytri Kleiner
In the early 20th century, Lenin recognized the importance of an
all-Russian newspaper as a means of building the capacities and
capabilities necessary for a revolutionary movement to overthrow
capitalism. Similarly, a digital
In explaining the Initiative to form an International Debtors' Party I
have discussed the issues of why "Debtors" and why a "Party", now I
would like to introduce some ideas as to how the Debtors' Party will
be different from other parties, by proposing the idea of a
"Transnational Counte
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