Adrià Auladell

@torradavisucre.bsky.social

Pragmàtic motivat. Fer allò correcte. Organitzant ecosocialisme a @acte-cat.bsky.social. Tot ho vaig aprendre a Espectre Verd. Aquí, a dir el que ronda al cap.

Hi ha coses que son una me i no es poden canviar, però avui he acabat l'assaig més brillant sobre La Mort i la Primavera que es podia escriure i, creieu-me, quin goig de lectura. Si estimeu la literatura de la Rodoreda com és degut, és per vosaltres.

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CCP talks about how the solution to its economic problems is not rebalancing the economy towards consumers, but "new productive forces," aka automation and ai MAGA and sv like ai for the same reason: the promise of growth without the difficulties of relinquishing control to unruly people

Carl T. Bergstrom@carlbergstrom.com · 2w ago

1. The new Trump / Kratsios plan for US science appears explicitly designed to destroy US universities. Diverting money to tech donors is probably just a bonus. Gift link.

No es una demanda civil, es una querella penal: nos acusa de delitos que implican penas de cárcel. Por hacer y publicar una investigación sobre violencia sexual. Ojalá seamos conscientes de lo gravísimo que es esto, de que quieren callar el periodismo que denuncia la violencia sexual.

elDiario.es@eldiario.es · 2w ago

ÚLTIMA HORA | Julio Iglesias se querella contra elDiario.es, contra su director y contra cuatro de sus periodistas www.eldiario.es/politica/jul...

It's striking how incredulous the Times interviewer is that one could define working class in a way that includes both a janitor and a lawyer. Whereas it seems to me that articulating what's common to those two positions is exactly the value in talking about class.

Amanda Litman@amandalitman.bsky.social · 3w ago

His answer on how you define “working class” gets at something too many pundits and politicians forget: The raw numbers might matter for policy, but for politics, it’s more important to speak to how people *feel* about their ability to afford the life they want.

Part of this discussion, of course, is the organization that you are part of, which is the D.S.A., and it's having a moment, right?
They are being discussed in both good ways and bad, to put it mildly. And at the heart of it is this idea that they are fighting for the working class. And it made me wonder:
How do you define the working class? I think if you have to work to pay your bills, I think that that is one definition of being a part of the working class.
So someone making $250,000 a year is working class? I haven't asked myself where it starts and stops. What I would say is those who are working to try and afford the basic dignities of life and aren't able to do so, I think that that is also working class.
Oftentimes we're asked how we divide this country. I think there's only one majority in this country - it's the working class.
That just doesn't ring true to me. What do you think?

Des de la Costa Chica de Guerrero (Mèxic) fins el barri de Gràcia. La Banda Mixanteña de Santa Cecilia desallotjant el seu concert al CAT per la via ràpida: sortint a fer el bis al carrer.

Look, for fuck’s sake, humans have been migrating continuously for our entire existence. Every single human in the world is the product of migration. It’s what humans do. There is nothing *more* human. That’s never going to change. Just grow up, get the fuck over it and plan accordingly.

Map showing successive dispersals of humans, homo erectus and Neanderthals from 200,000 to 700 years agoOverview map of the peopling of the world by early humans during the Upper Paleolithic, following the Southern Dispersal paradigm.

Vídeo que m'han passat. A la cua de la producció elèctrica (de la cua d'ESP) Però: nosaltres no estem aconseguint crear material similar però amb característiques ecosocials ni de guasa. I per això aquests temes campen com campen. A espavilar-nos