mati @mati@cybre.space

Sentirse inútil es perder contra el capitalismo y su productividad. Somos más que sombras en pos de la eficiencia. Somos más que bits cargados de ansiedad.

Debido a los acontecimientos producidos en el hermano país de Bolivia, el club se manifiesta con un contundente documento 👇✌

La foto de portada del periódico uruguayo la diaria dice mucho de lo que pasa en bolivia :(

#bolivia #golpedeestado #acab

OH MY GOD THE THEMES. THIS SCREAMS MID-2000s
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A bezos is a unit of time, equivalent to the amount of time it takes Jeff Bezos to make a dollar. A second is a little over one kilobezos. "Kilobezos" is fun to say out loud, btw

Goddammit.

90 CABA
Club de reparadores.

#argentina #argentine #photographie #photography #voyage #caba #buenosaires #ba #obsolescenceprogrammee #diy #clubdereparadores #autogestion #caferepair #reparer #developpementdurable

Ola Bini salió en libertad https://archive.org/details/olabinistatment

#FreeOlaBini

Vale la pena leer > https://endefensadelsl.org/cooperativismo_de_plataforma.html

"It’s strange, isn’t it? The ideology of capitalism is that it is a system that generates immense abundance (so much stuff!). But in reality it is a system that relies on the constant production of scarcity.

This conundrum was first noticed back in 1804, and became known as the Lauderdale Paradox. Lauderdale pointed out that the only way to increase “private riches” (basically, GDP) was to reduce what he called “public wealth”, or the commons. To enclose things that were once free so that people have to pay in order to access them. To illustrate, he noted that colonialists would often even burn down trees that produced nuts and fruits so that local inhabitants wouldn’t be able to live off of the natural abundance of the earth, but would be forced to work for wages in order to feed themselves. "

Degrowth: A Call for Radical Abundance

https://www.jasonhickel.org/blog/2018/10/27/degrowth-a-call-for-radical-abundance