What do you think of his movies (both as actor and/or director) ?

00:00 - Marx: A Complete Guide to Capitalism

02:30 - One: Inverting Hegel's Ideas

16:12 - Two: Alienation

30:21 - Three: The Economic Turn and Dialectical Materialism

41:33 - Four: The Communist Manifesto (1848)

50:19 - Five: Capital

54:06 - Six: Commodities

01:00:39 - Seven: The Labour Theory of Value

01:07:16 - Eight: Money & Commodity Fetishism

01:15:46 - Nine: Surplus Value

01:30:07- Ten: Forces, relations, bases, and superstructures

01:36:07 - Eleven: Technology & Productivity

01:47:32 - Twelve: Class Struggle X Revolution

01:57:44 - Thirteen: Communism

02:06:46 - Fourteen: Conclusion

►Then & Now is FAN-FUNDED!

Beginning with the accidental discovery of penicillin, Then & Now explores the paradox of scientific advancement alongside historical catastrophe.

The video examines whether the concept of progress is driven by chance or institutional logic, utilizing Hegel's philosophy to analyze the unfolding of liberty and reason through time.

The 3 Sources and 3 Component Parts of Marxism (1913) by V. I. Lenin

Human-read audiobook + discussion of Lenin's text, "The 3 Sources and 3 Component Parts of Marxism" (1913) by Socialism for All

Description:
This is the 1st of 26 texts in the basic Marxism-Leninism study guide published by Movimiento Anti-Imperialista (MAI) and read as audiobooks by Socialism for All. Find the full curriculum here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXUFLW8t2sntNn5jQO8vF7ai9x0fna3PV

I never really took to smartphones, having been too poor to get one before it was clearly apparent the platform promoted slower processes of learning and cognitive growth. Yet I have long been a fan of spending time with desktop computers, where I am not strongly disadvantaged in terms of expression or perception. I believe this platform preference supports the possibility of greater influence.

While leaning in to that preference, I have recently taken to a few gamified methods of improving typing speed, since I believe greater proficiency with my method of literary expression will lead to superior articulation when I find myself in a conflict that requires a proper keyboard warrior.

As I embrace all this in the hope if will be a non-zero nudge toward a true post-materialist future, I also wonder what sorts of efforts others around the world are presently making to support their communities and/or undermine economic oligarchy. I am prepared to be outright humiliated by the much greater sacrifices of others, so do not be shy about sharing the particulars of your efforts to be a more effective supporter of modernity's most downtrodden peoples.

The DOJ Wants to Know Who on Reddit and X Is Criticizing ICE's Tactics

"(Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department is seeking the names, addresses, and banking information of Reddit and X users, ratcheting up efforts to identify social media critics of government deportation efforts."

"The character is based upon the famous Che Guevara. Apart from these obvious differences in personality and ability, this manga version of Guevara is also much younger than the real-life version would be, being about mid-thirties at the oldest, with the manga being set in current times."

https://baki.fandom.com/wiki/Jun_Guevaru#:\~:text=The%20character%20is%20based%20upon%20the%20famous%20Che%20Guevara.%20Apart%20from%20these%20obvious%20differences%20in%20personality%20and%20ability%2C%20this%20manga%20version%20of%20Guevara%20is%20also%20much%20younger%20than%20the%20real%2Dlife%20version%20would%20be%2C%20being%20about%20mid%2Dthirties%20at%20the%20oldest%2C%20with%20the%20manga%20being%20set%20in%20current%20times.

I learned about Che Guevara after watching this anime and was wondering why his name sounded familiar.

Everytime an American calls the Dems "left wing"