Is There a Taboo Around Central Management and Centralization?

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i agree with everything that you just said, i think its spot on. It is a concern that as technology i ges proliferates, and as some of these people who are pushing this or that development spread,. even if we can push against it, that not so much the damage has been done by the way that people view technology. One thing that i've seen some people talk about, and that i've been interested in, is how china is doing a lot of things with technology. The only thing that the united states in europe have to learn from is surveillance, arm and social control. We should be thinking about planning and organizing the way that tack is developed and pushed forward

Paris Marx is joined by Edward Ongweso Jr. to discuss Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition, how technology is enabling an extension of speculation and gambling, and why those pressures need to be opposed.

Edward Ongweso Jr. is a staff writer at Motherboard/Vice and a co-host of This Machine Kills. Follow Edward on Twitter at @bigblackjacobin.

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Also mentioned in this episode:

Edward wrote about Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition and the casino economy we increasingly find ourselves in.
Paris wrote about Elon’s Twitter purchase for Jacobin before it was confirmed, and Tribune afterward.
Max Read also wrote about the acquisition and what it might mean.
CNN spoke to meme stock traders who made a lot of money and the difficulty of what came after.
TrueAnon did a recently episode on mobile gambling.
Tim Hwang wrote “Subprime Attention Crisis: Advertising and the Time Bomb at the Heart of the Internet.”