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Mar 10, 2021 1 hr 3 min

02: What Does Capitalism Mean?

from Subjects in Process Hosted by Jeff and Jonathan

In this episode, Jonathan and Jeff continue their rambling and insufficiently informed discussion of capitalism by talking about language — and also two Jacqueses (Derrida and Lacan), Benoit Mandelbrot, the bullsh*t asymmetry principle, quantum mechanics, Zeno’s paradox, and that’s just in the first fifteen minutes! Want to chime in? Email us at: [email protected] Show Notes: "Happiness" (https://youtu.be/e9dZQelULDk) Music: Theme Music: "What u Thinkin? (Instrumental)" by Wataboi on Pixabay Intermission Music: "Lazy Morning" by Tim Moor on Pixabay

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