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Andrew Sage (Andrewism)

@andrewsage.bsky.social

🇹🇹・solarpunk Ⓐ🏴・youtuber・artist・writer・he/him

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Andrew Sage (Andrewism)@andrewsage.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Hey folks, just wanted to share that I got to be part of this webseries called "Futures in Draft" by Storythings to talk about library economies! Here's the link to my episode. Other explorations of our possibilities are coming soon! 👇🏽 futuresindraft.com/a-library-of...

A world with libraries of things - Futures in Draft

Trinbagonian writer, YouTuber and artist Andrew Sage explores the possibilities of a world with libraries of things.

futuresindraft.com

Andrew Sage (Andrewism)@andrewsage.bsky.social · last yr.

NEW VIDEO: Let's take a critical look at Graeber’s exploration of debt and its role in shaping our world so that we can challenge our approach to debt, overcome the current crisis, and pursue a revolutionary reimagining of the economy as a whole. Tap in 👇🏽

an underwater hand struggles and fails to reach for the surface - and for floating cash. the text reads "debt."
Andrew Sage (Andrewism)@andrewsage.bsky.social · last yr.

NEW VIDEO: When you think of anarchism, leaders probably don’t spring to mind. Anarchism is known for its rejection of authority. But what exactly is leadership, and how does it relate to the tension between authority and anarchy?

A political compass grid featuring the "leaders" of various quadrants on the political spectrum. Top left features Lenin. Top right features Trump. Bottom right features Musk. And bottom left features a silhouette with a question mark.
Andrew Sage (Andrewism)@andrewsage.bsky.social · last yr.

NEW VIDEO: What can we do when the system fails us? Do we say thank you as prices rise, borders tighten, and profit takes priority over people and planet? If we stay on the course of our rulers, the future looks grim. But what if we don’t accept it? What if we choose another way?

An edited cutout of JD Vance, referencing the "have you said thank you once" meme, in the foreground. the background features a 2 x 2 grid of stock prices, devastation in Gaza, militarised police, and wildfires.
Andrew Sage (Andrewism)@andrewsage.bsky.social · last yr.

NEW VIDEO: The world runs on myths—viral ideas we mistake for truth. They shape what we believe is possible, normal, even inevitable. Let's rank some of the most destructive ones and imagine the stories that could set us free.

The text reads "Myths" over a collage of concepts: gender, capitalism, consumerism represented via shopping bags, a wage worker, and god himself. A tier list from S- to D-tier is featured in the background.