Considering all the burgerpunk threads we have had over the last few weeks, what are some decent books, essays or articles exploring especially the cultural changes we saw during and after the great recession in the US and generelly the western world?
Considering all the burgerpunk threads we have had over the last few weeks, what are some decent books...
>the great recession
How exactly was it different than every recession? Is calling it “the great” one not just a ploy to keep people working in this system of optimism bubbles that burst?
Well, it was the worst recession since the great depression and seriously hurt the since Reagan dominant neoliberalism.
>people really think we left the recession
Buckle up, guys. It only gets worse.
Could you elaborate that?
Reminder there were two recessions in the 1950s.
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Sorry OP, you're just going to have to write the book yourself. sage
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We never recovered from it. Try getting a job that pays over 50k.
I have one. You didn’t study neurobioagrichanical theoretical robotics? Pleb
>Try getting a job
Try finding employment.
uhhh..... maybe you should start writing a journal and you'll be the one that writes such a book on the next recession
>TFW $200k net worth at 24, no debt, been gaining $100k a year.
>Try getting a job that pays over 50k.
That would require a specialized skillset of some sort.
Those jobs are easily obtainable by those with the skills.
I am one of them. I chose my career carefully. I worked hard to achieve my goals. It took most of my 20s to get to that position. Barring any Mad Max apocalypse scenario, I'm set for life.
Those without the right skills are doomed to do shit work for shit wage.
Somebody has to do it, might as well be you.
>tfw burgerpunk has always had a french equivalent
What goes up must come down
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remember that time we wrote together?
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It's so GOOD. I love it.
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>not getting phd in compute science
lmao
There's been a recession every 10 years or less since the 1950s