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It's what our political system produces, and as we all know it's "the best", and thus defended accordingly. Mark Fisher famously said "It's easier to imagine t
by mistermann 3y ago
It's what our political system produces, and as we all know it's "the best", and thus defended accordingly.
Mark Fisher famously said "It's easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism", well the same seems to be even more true for "democracy", the causal force that Shall Not Be Discussed Critically.
- dwd 3y agoWe seem to refuse to admit that companies are a microcosm of the broader cultural/political environment and politics as much as we try to avoid it, plays a big part in how we work. There are clear conservative/progressive ideologies: Progressives are always wanting to try the shiny new thing, while the conservatives want to stick with what works, and disagreements over the languages, tools and processes we use have similar religious fervor and animosity as you see in the broader culture wars.