“How about instead of working on our “elevator pitch,” we work on our conversation skills? What if, instead of marketing, we explain?” the reviewer posits to himself and fellow progressives (none particularly posited as good).

I remember in the squat much despair concerning the pitfalls of “narrative.”

Once people understand “a casino as a machine designed to extract money from those who come inside,” and a corporation as a machine designed to extract money from everyone it touches,” they can be stirred from the slumbers of chance.

See רבי משה בן מימון‎ in מורה נבוכים on chance: chapters 36, 46 & 51. Shlomo Pines Trans. or better. As you have often said and written, “It is a matter of seeing….”

“It’s not a matter of making corporations behave better – it’s a matter of seeing how their most basic structure and function were designed to extract value from people and deliver it to centralized institutions.”

-mason

Probably pragmatic not to contradict the progressive notion that a powerful central government is the answer to corporate abuse — rather than an instrumental party to it…