c/david-graeber
Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.
…would largely eliminate heart disease. I like that. That sounds great. That's fantastic. Well, I'm very jealous. I sent the interview to Noam Chomsky, and he got back in touch with me right away, and he said this is an amazing interview, and he was…
…would largely eliminate heart disease. I like that. That sounds great. That's fantastic. Well, I'm very jealous. I sent the interview to Noam Chomsky, and he got back in touch with me right away, and he said this is an amazing interview, and he was…
…would largely eliminate heart disease. I like that. That sounds great. That's fantastic. Well, I'm very jealous. I sent the interview to Noam Chomsky, and he got back in touch with me right away, and he said this is an amazing interview, and he was…
…avid devotee of of the notion of horizontality, but I see horizontality a little bit like the way that someone like Noam Chomsky talks about anarchism as being anti-authoritarian. He says that it's not like there is no possible form of authority that will…
…an avid devotee of the notion of horizontality. But I see horizontality a little bit like the way that someone like Noam Chomsky talks about anarchism as being anti-quotitarian. He says that it's not like there is no possible form of authority that will…
…still going to drag it out of them, no matter how many people have to die. And at a certain point, I mean, Noam Chomsky often makes this point, you know, when Stalin arranges an intentional famine in Ukraine, you know, does things which he know will…
…soup of different organizations that I don't want to have to memorize anyway? Whatever. It's not my business. There's the Noam Chomsky argument, which is legitimate, which says my ultimate responsibility is to undo the damage I myself do. If people who…