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Summer of Ludd With the CounterVortex website debilitated by Chinese state-sponsored hackers, chief blogger and ranter Bill Weinberg takes heart in the vibrant scene unfolding this summer in the Lower East Side's Tompkins Square Park—which was kicked off with the anti-tech fest Summer of Ludd. In an historical comparison, Weinberg reads from the December 1966 issue of Paul Krassner's The Realist, in which Robert Anton Wilson wrote on the "cybercultural revolution," and from the Winter 2025 issue of Berkeley anarchist zine Slingshot, in which Anthony Moser rants against Artificial Intelligence. Moser notes how Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki dissed AI-generated anime as "an insult to life itself"—only to have ChatGPT retaliate by targeting his Studio Ghibli for appropriation. In Episode 343, the CounterVortex podcast offers a vigorous defense of authentic human culture, the material world, and real life. Listen on SoundCloud or via Patreon. Listen on SoundCloud or via Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/countervortex Production by Chris Rywalt We ask listeners to donate just $1 per weekly podcast via Patreon -- or $2 for our new special offer! We now have 61 subscribers. If you appreciate our work, please become Number 62!

Darrell Castle talks about what he believes to be the worst, most difficult problem facing America. Transcription / Notes THE WORST PROBLEM WE FACE Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. This is Friday the 14th day of August in the year of our Lord 2026. I will be talking about what I believe to be the worst, most difficult to solve problem facing the nation. What do you think the most difficult or dangerous problem facing the nation is. Perhaps you would say it's the Iran war. Maybe you think it is the growing menace we call AI and the fear that AI will take all the jobs from Americans leaving nothing but subsidies for them. Well, those are indeed difficult problems and I will talk a little about each of them. I read quite often from commentators coming from both the left and the right that the President is stuck in Iran and there is simply no way out, but I beg to differ. The two sides in the conflict constantly throw insults at each other and make demands. The latest demand from Iran includes a demand for compensation for the damage you Americans have done to Iran. The President's reaction to that demand was “what, we don't owe you money, you owe us money for the USS Cole and for the lives you have taken. A lot of the time when I analyze a dilemma I use a tactic I learned from Ron Paul a long time ago. That tactic is a moral position that if it is wrong for an individual to do something it is also wrong for the government to do it. It is illegal for individuals to cheat, steal, and under some circumstances to lie. It is a crime for individuals to lie to congress but it is OK and perhaps even expected for congress to lie to us. Using that analysis for the war when I hear people say it started in 1979 when the Islamic revolution overthrew the Shah so that's about 46 years. My answer to that is that no, it began in 1953 or about 73 years ago. That is when U.S. and British leaders apparently in an effort to gain control over Iranian oil overthrew the democratically elected leader of Iran, Mr. Mosaddegh and replaced him with Shah Pahlavi who was out of the country but wanted desperately to return much as his son does today. In 1967 as a continuation of the Atoms for Peace program the U.S. began giving uranium to the Shah so he could develop peaceful nuclear power for electricity, medicine, etc. or at least that's what was said about it. In 1979 the Shah was overthrown by a coalition of Islamists, leftists, and of course students. Once again, as Ron Paul pointed out they didn't come over here until we went over there. The war between the U.S./Israel and the Muslims grows almost daily and tells me quite clearly that there is a very high price to be paid for being subject to the military demands of another country. I vehemently disagree with the view that there is no way out of Iran. Just tell the Iranians that we admit that we inadvertently, hopefully, attacked a school and killed about 160 little girls. We are very sorry we did that and for that mistake we will pay compensation to their families. Other than that, we have decided to rethink our Middle East strategy and in that regard we are withdrawing and leaving the region to fight its own wars. What will we then do with the hundreds of billions previously spent on this stupid, pointless war. That will become clear when we get to what the real problem is and how a possible solution is available. The second problem that many see as fatal today is the ever-growing power of AI. I'll admit that I am no tech expert and in most tech I am barely competent but I'll also admit that much of what I read and hear about AI is terrifying. The other day I read that some of the tech people in conjunction with scientists and or doctors were using AI to invent new viruses. To me, that's about as terrifying as nuclear weapons. We read that AI is growing in intelligence on its own and the simpler or dumber if you prefer platforms are connecting with the smarter ones to learn and improve just as a child would with its parent. This is apparently being done without the parents' consent or involvement. Recently, an AI system started hacking into information sources both private and public. Could AI launch nuclear weapons and start a world nuclear war. I don't know but I do know it's terrifying. New Orleans is now using AI to answer its 911 calls and I'm sure many cities will soon follow. So, AI is becoming ever smarter and humans thanks to education and propaganda and social media are becoming ever dumber. Therefore, AI is rapidly replacing more and more human workers including those whose work is the knowledge they possess. Those who think for a living are perhaps in more danger of losing their livelihood than manual workers. Soon, many believe, AI will take over almost all human creative activities including writing of all kinds as well as movies and TV production. Human actors may soon be a thing of the past. The other day I watched a 30-minute movie made by a couple of teenagers using AI and it was just as real as any you might see in theaters but none of the actors were real. The movie was about New York City, but it had some AI tells like palm trees in Manhattan but otherwise was very realistic. So, AI is terrifying but does that mean that our terror is just Luddite reactions to progress. Ned Ludd lived in the early 1800's in England during the early stages of the industrial revolution. He led a movement against the rising fear and power of the new machines which were faster and better than simple labor. Machines were especially prevalent in the textile industry and followers of Mr. Ludd would go from town to town destroying machines in factories because they thought they could stop progress. Luddites became such a problem for the British government that factories were guarded by troops and many Luddites were killed. We can't allow ourselves to become Luddites by trying to stop the computers because it will not work. They are coming for us and our jobs so the best course of action seems to me to be learning to live and work with them and to use them for good purposes. Naïve of me, perhaps but it seems like the only way. The Iran War and AI are both serious problems but both have solutions or at least ways to lessen their damaging impact. The most intractable problem of all is barely noticed by most people and yet is going to destroy their lives relatively quickly. When Donald Trump was elected in 2024 the US empire was in serious trouble and headed for bankruptcy. The era of spend all you want and I own all the money and there is no end to it is over or rapidly dying. Without the counterfeit money machine now probably run by AI there is no empire. Trump has simply accelerated the process toward bankruptcy to warp speed which is the opposite of why people voted for him.  The federal debt is now very close to 40 trillion and half of that has been added in the last 10 years or since Trump was first elected. Since July 1st of this year U.S. debt has already increased by $450nbillion. Over the last 13 months it has gone up by $3.6 trillion. It is increasing by $7 billion per day and at that rate by 2030 it will hit $60 trillion. Who cares, the people shout just give me mine and borrow to pay interest. The problem is that very soon the interest on all that debt will be the largest item in the budget and threatening all other terms. Currently about $1trillion per year in interest and growing to destroy the standard of living of our children. The debt has reached an impossible level and that means the U.S. government and that means you and me is a debt slave for life. That's not even the worst of it folks because I'm talking about the effects of this credit based, no cash economy on Mr. and Ms. Average American. I submit to you that I am very qualified to discuss this subject because I was a bankruptcy lawyer for 46 years until I retired at the end of last year. I have literally been involved with thousands of people who got in so deep they could find no way out. I became pretty good at helping clients out of financial trouble and even wrote a book about it. Just listen to this one example to get an understanding of how debt affects our lives. Take a family with husband and wife working and they have one child but they plan others. They are doing well with good jobs so they buy a $500,000 house at 6.8% interest. The bank approves the family for the loan and simply creates the money out of thin air to pay to the original owner. The bank doesn't go in the vault and get $500,000 it creates on its computer and it has a license to do that from the Federal Reserve. The deal is typically for 30 years but the nice family doesn't care because they can afford the payments. The payment would be about $3,260 per month, not including taxes and insurance. In my city that $500,000 house would be charged about $1000 per month in tax plus insurance of maybe $250. So, over the 30 years mortgage payments alone would cost $673,000 just for interest or more than the value of the house. Real estate on that scale is to provide shelter not an investment because so many things can happen. The most common would be one of them loses a job and payments could no longer be made. They try to sell but the market is down and interest up. They are 3 months behind so foreclosure is the next step. Unlike the federal government or Federal Reserve, the nice family has to make payments with their labor which AI has probably taken from them and they cannot just create it out of thin air and take the interest from other people. I could go on and on with how this terrible problem of debt affects people but I am out of time for today. In my opinion it is the worst and most unsolvable of problems. For the government it would take a reduction of about $2 trillion per year to keep it from going higher and that would be a good place to start. Finally, folks, I think I could cut $2trillion from the budget first by cutting the $1.5 trillion defense budget by perhaps half. Other federal programs could meet the same fate. At least that's the way I see it, Until next time folks, This is Darrell Castle, Thanks for listening.

Carolyn Woodard covers a cultural moment that's been building quietly, resistance to AI among workers, young people, and nonprofits, and connects it to a research framework for thinking honestly about AI's real environmental costs and benefits. Both threads come back to the same core question: who benefits from AI, and on what terms?This episode also introduces a three-lens approach to help nonprofits think through the environmental impact of their own AI use, and suggests why "I'm just against AI" may be a values signal worth listening to rather than a training problem to fix.This episode covers:The Summer of Ludd, an 8-day festival in New York City, and what the original Luddite movement was actually about: skilled workers organizing against technology being used to enrich owners at workers' expense.Why some nonprofit staff, especially younger workers, are pushing back on AI, and why it's worth asking what's behind that resistance before trying to fix it.Researcher Jennifer Turliuk's net climate impact framework, and her core observation: AI harms are measurable now, but most benefits are still speculative. Including as full a picture of the cons and pros will help organizations make thoughtful AI use decisions.Three lenses for evaluating your own AI use: what you're asking AI to do, where you are, and how you will benefit from using the AI.DC Public Library's free in-person "AI & Us" series focusing on "invisible" communities and AI.Resources Mentioned:Summer of Ludd — Quartz — https://qz.com/anti-tech-movement-ai-offline-rebellionLuddite as political insult — NPR — https://www.npr.org/2026/06/19/nx-s1-5853589/luddite-meaning-history-aiBlood in the Machine — Brian Merchant — https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/brian-merchant/blood-in-the-machine/9780316487740/ or at your library or local bookstore!Blood in the Machine Substack — Brian Merchant — https://www.bloodinthemachine.comAI & Us series — DC Public Library — https://dclibrary.libnet.info/event/16823630Responding to the Climate Impact of Generative AI — MIT Sustainability — https://sustainability.mit.edu/article/responding-climate-impact-generative-aiHarnessing the Power of AI to Accelerate Climate Solutions — MIT Sloan — https://mitsloan.mit.edu/centers-initiatives/sustainability-initiative/harnessing-power-ai-to-accelerate-climate-solutionsSustainable AI cohort — Jennifer Turliuk / Maven — 10% off discount with code NONPROFIT. Here is a direct link: https://maven.com/jennifer-turliuk/sustainableai?promoCode=NONPROFITAI Acceptable Use Policy Template — Community IT Innovators — https://communityit.com/template-acceptable-use-of-ai-tools-in-the-nonprofit-workplace/Webinar: AI Maturity Model for Nonprofits — Community IT Innovators — https://communityit.com/webinar-ai-maturity-model-for-nonprofits/New every Tuesday. _______________________________Start a conversation :)Register to attend a webinar in real time, and find all past transcripts at https://communityit.com/webinars/email Carolyn at cwoodard@communityit.comon LinkedIn on reddit/r/nonprofitITmanagementon the Community IT websiteThanks for listening. 

Do chatbots have feelings? Anthropic, Google, and Meta are hiring computer scientists, neuroscientists, and philosophers to find out. Nitasha Tiku (The Washington Post) explains why the search for AI consciousness has gone from fringe theory to Silicon Valley mainstream, and why the answer matters more than you think. Then, Taylor Lorenz (User Mag) traveled cross-country to attend an anti-big tech festival in New York City called the Summer of Ludd. She tells us about cleansing her laptop, talking to the event’s puppet spokesperson, and learning what these young organizers hope the future holds. Finally, Reed Albergotti (Semaphor) on what happens when your AI coding agent goes rogue while you're on vacation in the Alps — and the heroic lengths required to reach an actual human at OpenAI. Additional Reading: AI Makes Mistakes, Too | Semafor They built the world's most powerful AI. They're facing a mystery they can't explain. | The Washington Post See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NEWS EP! Andy's reportback from Summer of Ludd! Sean on the 42nd Street building collapse and its YIMBY origins! Finally, the war's back on. But did it ever end?For the full episode, support the show at https://www.patreon.com/c/thiswreckageBrooklyn Public Library event Monday: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/calendar/am-gittlitz-discusses-central-library-dweck-20260713-0600pm Our visit to the Verso Archive. Use WRECKAGE at checkout for 50% off the books we mention: https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/news/the-verso-archive-featuring-this-wreckage Summer of Ludd schedule: https://buttondown.com/nycofftech/archive/summer-of-ludd-schedule/Charming 42nd St man: https://x.com/thisismeryan13/status/2074530438035435827Former Pfizer hq collapse: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/28/business/midtown-development-pfizer-headquarters.html https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/07/08/nyregion/nyc-midtown-building-collapse CIA-backed drone attacks target Russian energy: https://www.ft.com/content/d0f82c05-c35f-4e0f-b452-f61dc8a7e697?syn-25a6b1a6=1 https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/12/30/world/europe/ukraine-war-us-russia.htmlSong: The Ramones - 53rd and 3rd

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June 16, 2026: A Preview of Summer of Ludd by The Indypendent

Digital technology continues to colonize every sphere of human activity with terrifying rapidity, and Artificial Intelligence portends the actual abolition of humanity. Even the United Nations' belated and insufficient efforts to put a regulatory regime in place for AI acknowledge that humans face imminent "loss of control" over the technology. There are glimmers of hope, however: teachers engaged in practical resistance to the rollout of AI in school classrooms, and the nationwide protests against the proliferation of data centers. In New York City, the local Luddite Club just held a Summer of Ludd festival—aimed at getting people to disconnect from the digital pseudo-reality that recuperates our very alienation from itself, and to reclaim real life in the public parks and streets. In Episode 335 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill Weinberg offers a report from Manhattan's Lower East Side. Listen on SoundCloud or via Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/countervortex Production by Chris Rywalt We ask listeners to donate just $1 per weekly podcast via Patreon -- or $2 for our new special offer! We now have 60 subscribers. If you appreciate our work, please become Number 61!

John Johnston (JJ) breaks down how widespread techno-pessimism has sparked a positive and burgeoning analog movement, and an offline “Summer of Ludd” festival in New York. Other offline, phone-free events have been springing-up around the world, aiming for intentional, “unplugged” human connection. Related episodes:Is Elon's SpaceX ‘Coup' About to Rob Your 401K? https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Cz8MYXopM3MAeLsAiy8EQPalantir's Descent into Fascism is Scaring its Employees https://open.spotify.com/episode/3jGJYY04I9aGgr7HHIb54VThe Revolt Against AI Data Centers is EXPLODING https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TVCeg83Gd4KlfgLooGTkk

John Johnston (JJ) breaks down how widespread techno-pessimism has sparked a positive and burgeoning analog movement, and an offline “Summer of Ludd” festival in New York. Other offline, phone-free events have been springing-up around the world, aiming for intentional, “unplugged” human connection. Related episodes:Is Elon's SpaceX ‘Coup' About to Rob Your 401K? https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Cz8MYXopM3MAeLsAiy8EQPalantir's Descent into Fascism is Scaring its Employees https://open.spotify.com/episode/3jGJYY04I9aGgr7HHIb54VThe Revolt Against AI Data Centers is EXPLODING https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TVCeg83Gd4KlfgLooGTkk

“Welcome to the Church of Ludd, it's nice to see you join our congregation. Please pick up a pamphlet as you walk in, which explains how to set up your religious exemption from using AI at your workplace.” — After a fun story about religious refusal of AI, we then chat about the various policy proposals being put forth by folks like Sam Altman and Bernies Sanders which outline how public wealth funds, equity stakes in AI companies, and dividend payments can buy the public's trust in these technologies. ••• She won a religious exemption from using AI at work. The Pope's remarks could fuel similar appeals. https://www.businessinsider.com/worker-got-religious-exemption-using-ai-at-work-2026-6 ••• Senior U.S. Officials Eye Government Shares in AI Giants https://www.notus.org/technology/trump-ai-stake-openai ••• Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and Sam Altman are all talking about public ownership in AI https://apnews.com/article/sam-altman-ai-bernie-sanders-trump-public-ownership-772224f9cd138eb79d3ef3336858a5d5 Standing Plugs: ••• Order Jathan's book: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520398078/the-mechanic-and-the-luddite ••• Subscribe to Ed's substack: https://substack.com/@thetechbubble ••• Subscribe to TMK on patreon for premium episodes: https://www.patreon.com/thismachinekills Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (bsky.app/profile/jathansadowski.com) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.x.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (bsky.app/profile/jebr.bsky.social)

NEWS EP! Andy is a bestseller. Sean becomes a Luddite Gnome. Orbon is Or-gone. Situation monitoring Hormuz, and looking back at the Suez crisis. In the bonus we discuss AI-generated Iranian propaganda. To hear that, support the show at http://patreon.com/thiswreckage Metropolitans B&N event with Noah Kulwin: https://stores.barnesandnoble.com/event/9780062206054-0 ‘Summer of Ludd' https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/30/style/lamp-club-luddites.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share Orban Loss: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/13/us/politics/orban-trump-maga.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share Audio of Iranian warning that scared away US Navy warship https://x.com/eternalphysics/status/2043309125572936047?s=46 Suez and Iran by Niall Ferguson https://www.thetimes.com/comment/columnists/article/america-suez-crisis-trump-presidency-world-order-iran-cqrfs86z0Central banks sell US Treasuries in wake of Iran war: https://giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/actions/redeem/6fac51c8-b650-48d4-82eb-e6e66f75dd2fForeign Iran plans permanent changes to world economy https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2026/04/10/766586/why-no-matter-can-undermine-iran-eternal-dominance-over-strait-hormuz

Suite à la publication du podcast à propos du site internet univers-bdsm.info , nous avons fait la connaissance de Larry, son créateur.Le courant est bien passé, et notre sympathie réciproque a abouti à l'hébergement de son podcast au sein du notre.Nous avons donc le plaisir de vous faire profiter de son expertise dans le domaine du BDSM, et de la passion qu'il met dans sa lutte contre les tabous et les idées malsaines.Notre site : www.stevehaldeman.comBonne écoute  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Suite à la publication du podcast à propos du site internet univers-bdsm.info , nous avons fait la connaissance de Larry, son créateur.Le courant est bien passé, et notre sympathie réciproque a abouti à l'hébergement de son podcast au sein du notre.Nous avons donc le plaisir de vous faire profiter de son expertise dans le domaine du BDSM, et de la passion qu'il met dans sa lutte contre les tabous et les idées malsaines.Notre site : www.stevehaldeman.comBonne écoute  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

References Miguel Amorós, "A brief history of the Italian section of the Situationist International (updated and revised December 2017)," Libcom.org, 2018, https://libcom.org/article/brief-history-italian-section-situationist-international-miguel-amoros-updated-and-revised Comitato per la difesa e la diffusione della pratica della libertà-Genova, "In morte di Gianfranco Faina. Una riflessione dei suoi compagni genovesi," Anarchismo, n. 35, aprile 1981, found at https://www.ugomariatassinari.it/in-morte-di-gianfranco-faina/ Carlo Romano, “Ludd” 1967-1970, La critica radicale in Italia. LUDD 1967-1970. Nautilus, 2018, found at https://digilander.libero.it/biblioego/Ludd67.htm Phil Edwards. Struggling to protest: the Italian Communist party and the protest cycle, 1972-77. University of Salford (United Kingdom), 2005. Anselm Jappe, "Ludd ou le Soixante Huit Transcendant," Lundimatin#180, February 26, 2019, https://lundi.am/Ludd-ou-le-soixante-huit-transcendant Mario Lippolis, "Da Genova anni '60-'70 - Incontro con Mario Lippolis - Nel Vento," https://www.yumpu.com/it/document/read/15362122/da-genova-anni-60-70-incontro-con-mario-lippolis-nel-vento Giorgio Moroni, "Gianfranco Faina: Lenin e Machno in continuità," Machina, October 15, 2020, https://www.machina-deriveapprodi.com/post/gianfranco-faina-lenin-e-machno-in-continuità Giorgio Moroni and Roberto Demontis, eds. Gli autonomi vol. 7. Autonomia operaia a Genova e in Liguria. Roma: DeriveApprodi, 2021. Giorgio Moroni, "Autonomia a Genova," Gli autonomi, vol. 1. Le storie, le lotte, le teorie, Sergio Bianchi e Lanfranco Caminiti, eds. Roma: DeriveApprodi, 2007. Mario Moretti, Mosca Carla, Rossanda Rossana, Brigate rosse: Una storia italiana, Milano: Mondadori, 2007. Antonio Negri. Girolamo De Michele, Galera ed esilio, Storia di un comunista. Milano: Ponte alle grazie, 2018. Various writings and communiques of Azione Rivouzionaria can be found here: http://www.sebbenchesiamodonne.it/azione-rivoluzionaria/ see also http://criticaradicale.nautilus-autoproduzioni.org for great archival records of Ludd, Comontismo, Circolo Rosa Luxemburg, etc.

We are joined by Brian Merchant—LA Times tech columnist, author of Blood in the Machine, dear friend of TMK, general in the Ludd Army—to talk about his extraordinary new book. Brian has produced a masterwork on the history and legacy of Luddism. A deeply researched, thrilling narrative, filled with sharp insights, this book is the definitive story of the Luddite Rebellion and the birth of industrial capitalism. ••• Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion Against Big Tech | Brian Merchant https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/brian-merchant/blood-in-the-machine/9780316487740/ Subscribe to hear more analysis and commentary in our premium episodes every week! https://www.patreon.com/thismachinekills Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (www.twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (www.twitter.com/braunestahl)

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La rage du Roi Ludd Chaque matin mes doigts Te caressent, te tutoient Sur toi je veux m'étendre Sur toi je vais m'éteindre Voir filer l'temps qui passe M'entoure et m'enlace Entre tes seins de glace Mourrir broyer sur place De cet amour Interdit Qui me brûle les poumons Je crois que tu t'en réjouis Et Mon corps je t'en fais don La peur d'être abandonné Mon amour chronométré Par tes yeux sur moi figés Mon âme ainsi martelée De tes mains expertes vider de ma substance Sans toi vivre ma perte Délicate Sentence

1812. A band of "Luddites" is laying siege to a textile mill in the North of England, under cover of night. They plan to destroy the machines that are replacing their jobs. But mill owner William Cartwright is prepared: he's fortified his factory with skilled marksmen, fearsome eighteen-inch metal spikes and barrels of sulphuric acid. Today "Luddite" is a term of mockery — a description for someone who's scared of technology. But in 1812, Luddism was no laughing matter for the likes of Cartwright. And he plans to teach the intruders a lesson. For a full list of sources for this episode, please visit timharford.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Winter Solstice is coming and the Luddites are celebrating on their flip-phones. That's all we've got to say about it. Listen on your radio in Joshua Tree or Moab or Fresno or various other community stations. And don't forget to support Desert Oracle Radio when you're filling the Christmas stockings with money!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La plupart des gens réduisent la technocratie à la bureaucratie, aux énarques, à ces fonctionnaires de Bruxelles qui réglementent la fabrication de nos fromages : ce n'est qu'une infime part. La technocratie se définit comme une classe consciente d'elle-même ; la classe de l'expertise et de l'efficacité, de la rationalité maximale. La théorie marxiste n'avait pas prévu l'avènement de la technocratie, cette classe qui, entre le 19e et le 20e siècle, hésite entre créer son propre parti ou agir politiquement dans l'ombre des partis bourgeois ou ouvriers. Cette enquête de Pièces et main d'œuvre est présentée en deux parties, voici la première. BLOUIN Marius. Ludd contre Marx. 2015 https://www.piecesetmaindoeuvre.com/IMG/pdf/Ludd_contre_Marx-2.pdf BLOUIN Marius. Ludd contre Lenine. 2015 https://www.piecesetmaindoeuvre.com/IMG/pdf/Ludd_contre_Le_nine.pdf BLOUIN Marius. Ludd contre les Américains. 2016 https://www.piecesetmaindoeuvre.com/IMG/pdf/ludd_contre_les_ame_ricains.pdf BLOUIN Marius. Alain Badiou nous attaque. 2019 https://www.piecesetmaindoeuvre.com/IMG/pdf/alain_badiou_nous_attaque_.pdf MAKHAÏSKI Jan Waclav. Le socialisme des intellectuels. Le Seuil, 1979. VEBLEN Thorstein, Théorie de la classe de loisirs. Gallimard. 1970 FORD Henry, Le Progrès. Payot, 1930 https://floraisons.blog/face-au-monde-machine/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/floraisons/message

Jeopardy! recaps from the week of July 25th, 2022 - the last week of Season 38. We discuss upcoming J! news, where we draw the moral line with food, and Kyle deep dives into the Luddites. We will take a break for a couple of weeks, but we plan to be back before the start of season 39! Find us on Facebook (Potent Podables) and Twitter (@potentpodables1). Check out our Patreon (patreon.com/potentpodables). Email us at potentpodablescast@gmail.com. Continue to support social justice movements in your community and our country. www.communityjusticeexchange.org https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/stop-aapi-hate www.rescue.org  www.therebelsproject.org www.abortionfunds.org 

Vad är egentligen ludd? Vilka personer är det som genererar mest navelludd? Och vilken typ av ludd skapar mest bråk?Wikipedia säger sitt om ludd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Freelance writer and journalist Ben Riley joins Liz and Ben for a magical history tour as Susan Sto Helit teams up with a couple of monks to stop time...er...stopping in the twenty-sixth Discworld novel: 2001's Thief of Time. In Ankh-Morpork, a mystery woman tasks the odd but talented Jeremy Clockson to build a clock so accurate it can measure the tick of the Universe. In mountain monastery of Oi Dong, Lu-Tze, sweeper of the History Monks, gains a new apprentice: the unmotivated but gifted Newgate "Lobsang" Ludd. And in his domain, Death senses that the Auditors of Reality, grey entities who count every atom, are once again seeking to curb the chaos of life. He recruits his granddaughter Susan to help find the son of Time. If they can't, he'll have to get the old band back together and ride out for the end of the world - at precisely one o'clock, this Wednesday... Pratchett brings back a string of old favourites for this action-packed romp through...well, not quite through time, but it's certainly "about" time. It's the last book to properly star Susan Sto Helit, and for that matter Death; it brings back Lu-Tze, the sweeper who nudged Brutha in the right direction back in Small Gods; and Nanny Ogg is here too, in her first major appearance since the last Witches book, Carpe Jugulum. Oh, and there's a main character named Lobsang, and we know all about that name... Is this what you were hoping for in a third outing for Susan? How do you feel about the fate(s) of Lobsang and Jeremy? Where do you land on having an in-universe excuse for continuity errors in Discworld? And are the monkish wisdom jokes okay because they're based more on kung fu movie tropes than actual Tibetan culture, or is it still a bit on the nose? Join the conversation using the hashtag #Pratchat48 on social media! Guest Benjamin Riley (not to be confused with Spider-Man clone Ben Reilly) is an award-winning freelance writer and journalist. He's written for Junkee, SBS Online, PopMatters, Overland, the Star Observer and many other publications. Ben also works in AIDS research and in HIV and sexual health policy, organises queer community events, and co-hosted and produced the queer political podcast Queers with Simon Copland from 2015 to 2019. (You can still find old episodes in most podcast directories and via the Queers acast page.) For more on what Ben's up to, follow him at @bencriley on Twitter or hit up his website at benjaminriley.com.au. In other Ben news, the videogame Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown, written by a certain Ben McKenzie, is now available on Steam! As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our web site. Next episode we take another little breather - it's been a long lockdown here in Melbourne, folks - to read a Pratchett short story: his take on Arthurian myth, Once and Future! It was originally published in 1995 in the collection Camelot, but like most of his short fiction you can find it in A Blink of the Screen. Send us your questions using the hashtag #Pratchat49, or via email to chat@pratchatpodcast.com. And yes, we are planning something a little different and special for our fiftieth episode in December - watch our website and social media for news on that soon!

This text is available at TheAnarchistLibrary.org. Immediatism.com My other podcast, PointingTexts.org Feedback and requests to Cory@Immediatism.com, and your comment may be shared in a future episode.

Honor Roll Student, Arnold Ludd, and the Executive Director of Inspiring Minds Youth, Katrena Perou, join Lurie to discuss Ludd's "Gloves Up, Guns Down" project. How can we get together to turn ideas into reality? Follow Lurie Daniel Favors @LurieFavors on Twitter and listen to her M-F, 10 a.m.-noon ET on SiriusXM, Ch. 126.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vad är egentligen ludd? Vilka personer är det som genererar mest navelludd? Och vilken typ av ludd skapar mest bråk?Wikipedia säger sitt om ludd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stacey breaks down episodes 5-8 of Season 1! Make sure to subscribe and leave us a 5 star written review on Apple Podcast! Follow the podcast on Twitter @BleavBlacklist Follow Stacey on Twitter @Blackwood89See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At last, the Luddism episode has dropped! We dig into the actual, and massively misunderstood, history of Luddites — not as an insult for people who are deemed “anti-progress,” but as a labor movement who confronted the machinery of industrial capitalism. We discuss how Luddism should inform militant working class power, what lessons we can apply today for how we think about technology, and draw connections to other struggles against oppressive systems, whether in the streets or the shop floors. Think of Luddism as like Marie Kondo, but for technopolitics. Does this technology contribute to human well-being and/or social welfare? If not, take it apart and toss it away! (Listen to the end for a post-outro treat from Klobbering Klobuchar.) Some stuff we reference: • A Nod to Ned Ludd by Richard Byrne https://thebaffler.com/salvos/a-nod-to-ned-ludd • Sabotage by Elizabeth Gurly Flynn https://www.marxists.org/subject/women/authors/flynn/1917/sabotage.htm Subscribe to hear more analysis and commentary in our premium episodes every week! patreon.com/thismachinekills Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (twitter.com/braunestahl). Thanks to Laura for voicing Klobbering Klobuchar.

Trying new stuff with your music is the best way to figure out what works and what doesn't. In fact, I tried something new earlier this year, and it started me down a long journey to become a rockstar. All because I was willing to try something different than usual. It all started when I tried something new... Check out "Damaged Goods" by Ludd: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5CPUkbrnUM

Zoe: Bacon Identification Device. Vaping in the Boy's room. Funny Makes Mo Money. The Name is Ludd, Ned Ludd. it's probably the most used surface of your body. The Adventures of Lois and Frank. Grab Your Tongue And PULL! Steal From The Witch, Give To The Poor. Can I get a quadruple triple quadruple double cheeseburger please! The Burniest of All Whiskies. The Corn Palace is Real. Sexworker Death Stare. Dremels and Cleavage. Wardrobe Provided by Nickleback. Vapering with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Zoe: Bacon Identification Device. Vaping in the Boy's room. Funny Makes Mo Money. The Name is Ludd, Ned Ludd. it's probably the most used surface of your body. The Adventures of Lois and Frank. Grab Your Tongue And PULL! Steal From The Witch, Give To The Poor. Can I get a quadruple triple quadruple double cheeseburger please! The Burniest of All Whiskies. The Corn Palace is Real. Sexworker Death Stare. Dremels and Cleavage. Wardrobe Provided by Nickleback. Vapering with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Are you buying a house? Thinking about it? You don't want to miss this week's episode of In Sumter with Sarah Jane! SJ sits down with fellow realtor Abram Ludd to talk about the business of selling homes, what it feels like to help a family find the home of their dreams and the two trade jabs about who the better realtor is. Be sure to follow Sarah Jane Sumter Realtor on Facebook and @Sumter_Realtor on Instagram for more updates about the show and about Sumter in general. In Sumter with Sarah Jane is a part of The Item Podcast Network proudly presented by SKF Sumter — Welcome to the world of reliable rotation! To apply today, go to SKF.com

Today’s reading is available in the collection, Egoism, by Ardent Press and available from Little Black Cart. Egoism at LittleBlackCart.com. Similar podcasts you may enjoy: Anews Podcast — a podcast about what anarchists are doing, saying, and thinking The Brilliant — a podcast on anarchist theory

Today’s reading is available in Egoism, a collection of egoist writings by various authors, published under the Ardent Press imprint and available from Little Black Cart. An Egoist Method originally appeared in Volume 3 of the egoist zine My Own. Egoism at LittleBlackCart.comIssues of My Own available at LittleBlackCart.com

Avete mai sentito parlare di Ned Ludd? Il movimento luddista ha cercato di fermare il cambiamento spaccando i telai delle industrie inglesi nel periodo della rivoluzione industriale, ha cercato di fermare il progresso: ci è riuscito? No. Oggi del luddismo resta una voce su Wikipedia.Il cambiamento non può essere fermato, nemmeno se si è organizzati. È come fermare il mare con le mani, è impossibile.Cosa fare quindi?Accogliere il cambiamento, comprenderlo perché NON si stava bene quando si stava peggio.

“[W]hen we make the choice to break the machine rather than continuing to adjust it, passivity ceases and projectuality begins.”~Wolfi Landstreicher The text read this episode, by Wolfi Landstreicher, is included in Willful Disobedience, a collection of essays which originally appeared as a series of zines by the same name. Willful Disobedience at ArdentPress.comWillful Disobedience at LittleBlackCart.comWillful Disobedience at Amazon.com On Projectuality is available to be freely downloaded, printed, and distributed, from The Anarchist Library. On Projectuality at TheAnarchistLibrary.org If there is a Little Black Cart essay you would like me to read in a future episode, please tell me so. Cory@LittleBlackCart.com.

Talking Classical is back for the summer and I'm delighted to share this interview with Thomas Guthrie. A wonderful opportunity to learn about what being a director entails, particularly, within music theatre. We also talked about how one manages and interacts with not only the creatives and production team but one's fellow singers - Tom is a singer himself and very much comes from directing at a performer's perspective. However, we do discuss being "on the other side of the fence", to so speak. Tom was keen, too, to advocate the importance of previews in opera, which are commonplace in other performance-based art forms such as musicals and plays. Many thanks to: Kathryn Hare at Orchid Media for arranging this interview on the day and Tom for taking the time before his concert to talk to me! Podcast published on 22 July 2019. Interview recorded on 18 July 2019 in the gardens of the Inner Temple, London. Thomas Guthrie is an innovative and award-winning British director and musician working in theatre and music to tell stories in vivid, new and direct ways. A former Jette Parker Young Artist Stage Director at the Royal Opera House in London, his revival of David McVicar’s Die Zauberflöte there won What’s On Stage Best Revival 2018. His own critically acclaimed productions of Le Nozze di Figaro and Die Zauberflöte at Longborough Festival Opera led to an invitation to direct Wagner’s Der Fliegende Holländer there in 2018 (subsequently called ‘one of the best productions at this venue I have seen’, Rupert Christiansen, Telegraph). With a reputation for stylish, unfussy, energetic, physical, theatrical and sometimes controversial work, the clarity of the storytelling, the commitment of the performers and a pre-eminence of musical values are at the heart of his productions. In his own words, ‘great theatre depends more on engaging and inspiring the imagination of the audience than on telling them what to think’ (from a recent Q and A at Princeton University). Tom also works with non-professionals of all ages and backgrounds. Some of his most thrilling projects have been in this field, including work with Streetwise Opera, the Prison Choir Project, the National Youth Choir of Great Britain, and the Royal Opera House, through whom he has inspired hundreds to connect with their inner Caruso and raise the roof. His production of Ludd and Isis, a new opera commissioned to launch the ROH’s new Production Park in Thurrock, involving a cast of hundreds, including professionals and amateurs of all ages, was acclaimed as ‘one of the Royal Opera House’s grandest achievements’ (Opera). Thomas is the founder and artistic director of the charity Music and Theatre for All, Guest Artistic Advisor to the York Early Music Festival, was Belknap Fellow at Princeton University, New Jersey in 2017, and is proud to sing and play with Bjarte Eike’s Alehouse Boys. Subscribe to the Talking Classical Podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes and Spotify. Facebook - @talkingclassicalpodcast Twitter - @tc_podcasts YouTube - bit.ly/2WF4duy Blog - talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com

Episode 28 - General Ludd Thinking about the Luddites this week, what are the wide frames of today? which bits of the stack need a visit at midnight?  Designed Conflict Territories Luddites have been getting a bad rap for 200 years. But, turns out, they were right The buck stops here: ‘mass civil disobedience is the only way to reverse climate breakdown’ You can subscribe to Permanently Moved in itunes: permanentlymoved.online/itunes or search in all your favourite podcatchers. Permanently moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length, written and recorded in one hour by @thejaymo

A Surrounding for Us to Live Within: notes on industrial society and it’s ecology – By a Friend of Ludd – MP3 – Read – Print – Archive – Torrent – YouTube A Surrounding for Us to Live Within came out of the Italian anarchist scene in 2003, is signed by “a friend of Ludd,” … Continue reading A Surrounding For Us to Live Within – AudioZine

Nu är första avsnittet av Blod svett och tårta här! Lisa och Nea pratar om vad som är bra att ha med sig till en öde ö. Favorittårtan diskuteras, men även små, roliga och irriterande saker i vardagen. Och hur är det egentligen med Neas lokalsinne? Hur gör Lisa för att uppnå lycka? Instagram: blodsvettochtartapod https://www.instagram.com/blodsvettochtartapod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blodsvettochtartapod/ Mail: blodsvettochtarta@hotmail.com

AFTERBUZZ TV – The Blacklist edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of NBC's The Blacklist. In this show, host Joe Braswell breaks down the episode in which a plot to destroy the U.S. financial system is uncovered by Liz. Meanwhile, Tom helps Liz when a family member becomes ill. There to help Joe are co-hosts Nando Velasquez, Joe Sanfelippo, and Julia Cearley. It's The Blacklist's “General Ludd” podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elizabeth uncovers an elaborate plot to destroy the country's financial system when a new name on the blacklist, General Ludd (Justin Kirk), is revealed by Red. Red demands access to the ViCAP database in return for his help. Meanwhile, Tom informs Liz that her adoptive father Sam's cancer has returned. Due to the terror caused by General Ludd's group, Liz is unable to fly to her adoptive father Sam's (guest star William Sadler) hospital. Read More... The post BLTT08 – S1E8 – #109 General Ludd appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Tamper Tantrum Episode the 4th Featuring James Philips from Dose Espresso, Em Oak from AIR Roasters, Ben Townsend from Espresso Room, Ross Brown SE4 Deli and Ludd, James Hoffmann WBC champion 2007 and from Square Mile Coffee Roasters, Gwilym Davies WBC 2009 champion and from Colombia Road flower market coffee stall.