Revolution Now!

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses "Post-Scarcity" (Part 2/2), its foundational reasoning and why market economics cannot manifest a post-scarcity abundance, as many apologists for capitalism assume.

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In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the nature of news media; economic scarcity/management and the start of a conversation about "Post-Scarcity" (Part 1/2)

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the inherent immorality of the market economy due to its structural creation of socioeconomic inequality and poverty.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, the subjects of free speech, moral theory and epistemological development are discussed, with related commentary on social media and conspiracy culture.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the "seven deadly trends" of social destabilization as we move toward 2050.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the upcoming election and Trump, the rise of voter disenfranchisement over the past 50 years & the oppressive nature of the monetary system through its basis in debt.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter touches upon "out-system" activism while addressing the nature of Wall St., fiscal stimulus and the class war inherent.

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In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter addresses the historical origins of our social system, coupled with commentary on activist failures related to our increasing ecological crisis.

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In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter addresses the nonpolitical, non-categorical nature of social science/public health analysis, building a "train of thought" about how society should be organized if civil and ecological stability is to be achieved.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, part two of the topic of systemic racism is addressed, along with consideration of Covid19 and what kind of activism may prevail in the future.