So everybody comes up with their own definitions for things. I guess we value 'briefness' over precision these days. Because we think, people who make lots of

So everybody comes up with their own definitions for things. I guess we value 'briefness' over precision these days. Because we think, people who make lots of money are brief, but people who concentrate on details are just pawns/soldiers. Like what does it even mean: "Silicon Valley is the progressive face of capitalism." If I remove 'Silicon Valley' and substitute it with some other city/country, will I be able to, without the author of this article, determine if the 'progressive face of capitalism" applies to that new place? I do not care if this article from ' a socialist journal that uses class composition analysis to ground revolutionary politics in the perspective of the working class ' Where is intellectual honesty to admit that complex soci-economic issues, require precision and detail analysis -- not a bunch of wordsmithing.