Early maturity is finding out as a child during literature class that the “modern” times are centuries old…

This reads like a joke with an unhinged punchline. Totally insane behaviour.

That’s a .world issue I feel.

Critical support for spotify wrapped day o7

Ublock has an element picker tool

I hate this movie, a waste of fucking time. It hooks you up at the beginning and then it increases in absurdity just for it to end with “justice been served” type of message.

All of Gerard Butler’s movies are shit and cringe.

Faulkner has a brief blog article on the meaning of the 1917 October Revolution. It might give you an insight. But judging from the review you linked, it doesn’t seem promising.

Don’t know if it fits, but did you check Neil Faulkner’s A People’s History of the Russian Revolution? Presumably he is Marxist historian.

Gives off attack on titan vibes.

Oh no! No downloads, just recommendations.

Question is where and how do they produce it. The website has no info.

At first glance I thought coca-cola was whitewashing or something.

It was working right before I linked it!!

It’s a host issue, we gotta wait until it’s resolved. But I do recommend visiting it, it’s better than anything AI can offer. Anyways, enjoy your read.

Edit: it should be working now.

Now that you mention it, I don’t recall reading any horror books by Arab authors. Perhaps it is not as preponderant as a genre there (or maybe I just don’t read enough modern works). I notice that the most common genre is historical fiction (incidentally my favourite). Have you checked goodreads listopias?

Edit: I remembered about this site someone linked to on lemmy before, called kotobli. Maybe this helps.

What I am after is a Marxist perspective on companies and specifically joint-stock companies which I wasn’t sure how much older texts would have touched on. But since then I did find out that Marx has written quite a bit on stock companies (even when they were still premature at the time) and how they disrupted the old social relations deriving from simple, private ownership.

Anways, thank you for your advice. I must read Imperialism at some point.

Haven’t had the chance yet. Does he specifically discuss stock companies, liability, shares and stakes? If so, I wouldn’t have expected it.

Thanks!

That’s some wild alter ego shit.

I guess something that relates to how stock companies function and are structured, and the status of shareholders within it.

There used to be a linux repo for installing teams but they recently removed it. Now you’re forced to use the shitty excuse of a PWA.