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Global Pause - Rethink the Future episodes
- #113: Indivisibility or independence, which is it?To attain independence is to be marginal in reference to life , our actions preserve a futural self in spite of where we are. We seek to be independent from the relationality, and so make the world incidental to our concern. To be indivisible is to give yourself wholly to life, so potentialise the relationality where the world is no longer incidental but implicated through our actions. The future will be determined by which ideal we consider worthy of ourselves23 min
- #112: The production of the consumerWhen time is an economic good it is used as a means to produce the form of life that is marginal in reference to it. We substantiate our agency extends as far as our want so makes the world incident to this concern. We become consumers. To credit ourselves with more than our wants we first have to understand how we produce ourselves to see the potential for life that would no longer be market oriented23 min
- #111: Who are you working for?
When the ideal of independence is a given this enables the aspiration to be leveraged that allows other people to feed off what remains of the agency yet to be demonstrated. A position contingent on a specific form of action can be surpassed, if we only give ourselves to a future no longer beholden to the past. We discuss.
22 min - #110: Deleuze & the labyrinth
We utilise the french philosopher Gillies Deleuze to frame potentialising our time beyond the economic good to temporalise place for a common surpassing
24 min - #109: A dystopian future?
We facilitate a dystopian future through our actions that are beholden to the no place for the market for our time. Our utopianism risks the actualisation of this as the form of life is marginal so allows a power to animate what we don't when action is considered economising and not inherently creative. We discuss.
24 min - #108: Recreation v creation
A time that is past can not recreate the dynamism necessary for change. We explore what our recreation ultimately substitutes.
22 min - #107: Rethinking the golem of the consumer
We explore the Jewish myth of the golem to understand what is left unfinished being the consumer we take ourselves for.
18 min - #106: The brand promise of our way of life
We promise to adhere to what is expected of us being market oriented entails. We promise to be consumers, to be diminutive, we subscribe to the brand promise of our way of life.
24 min - #105: Global pause precursor to what revolution
If the absence in our lives gives us the ability to think through it in a way we otherwise wouldn't of, what is left to think other than the form our lives take. We discuss a revolution to turn ourselves around.
25 min - #104: Placeholders for life
When time is turned into a line, placeholders are a requirement to disinhibit the latent want to make good on the vision that would constitute life. We discuss
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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…
see potential for change that would not just add value to the buyers journey called life, but unmarket it.