Global Pause - Rethink the Future

Global Pause - Rethink the Future

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Global Pause - Rethink the Future episodes

  • #181: The command economy
    We explore the lack of differentiation between a market and command economy through the issue of time and the ultimate product of the consumer.
    21 min
  • #180: Means of our production
    Who owns the means of our production as consumers? When we equivocate time with a value we have to acquit ourselves of this claim, but is the resultant credit ours if it is always derivative of the bond we make? We explore
    15 min
  • #178: Capitalism
    We explore why capitalism is a collective creed, and that the equivalence of it with individualism is misplaced. It is perhaps the most virulent form of collectivism as it sells individualism to conceal the singular. We discuss
    25 min
  • #177: Hermes chained in Hades
    How do we unshackle communication from the sum of our wants it is reduced to through marketing and branding? We explore this question through what would be marginally given paradoxically through the same channels.
    26 min
  • #176: Walkabout
    We explore how to be post consumer requires surpassing the buyers journey set for life through an initiation of a walkabout that would remove ourselves from a holding pattern this entails.
    8 min
  • #175: Culture as a liability - The great reset
    For eco system to become an economy to become a world, culture of business needs to become a liability. We explore the reset and how it provides an opportunity to create a parallel economy with its own distinct spirituality where this would become a reality.
    26 min
  • #174: Terra nullius & money
    We explore how terra nullius & the no place for the market for our time are related, by re-dreaming the meeting of Batman & the elders of the Wurundjeri of Melbourne that was the catalyst for Bourke to declare "terra nullius"
    26 min

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We are consumers of life not its co-creators, so we are just givens. We are given credit for our wants and thats it. We consume our time as an economic good to no end. To see beyond the consumer is to…