Late Stage Capitalism

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A (long and) interesting video suggesting we are moving from late stage capitalism to something worse (www.youtube.com)

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I found this quite interesting and informative. Although the videos explicit thesis is that we are leaving / have left the late stage capitalism stage and moved on to something worse I still think it fits this community quite well. It does critique what most people would identify as late stage capitalism: rent seeking, venture capitalism and shifting division of power between the classes.

I also think it fits here as I feel like the Fediverse in general is a sort of counter-movement to the mentioned abuse of personalized feeds to gain power. The fediverse is democratized by design, it is somewhat immune to monopolization and thereby the structures described in that video.

If you 'liked' the part about personalized feeds I can also recommend Technology Connections 'rant' about that topic: Algorithms are breaking how we think.

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