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4 The existence of rival centers of global power, and of a virtually intractable ecological crisis of unmeasurable dimensions is concerning enough, but it is precisely the stunning progress in computer science, of which the Internet remains the most society-altering technology, on which the capitalists had put so much stock, that is now the most ironic threat, promising at once great progress and havoc in the systems fundamental  property relations. (For more on this, see note #2 below).  The...

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NotTimothyGeithner Washington wants to go back to the “glory” days, and Navalny is likely the last person DC can get to return their calls. The clowns have been rounded up or are in the West, and “reformers” of any stripe likely aren’t as enamored of the West as Russians once were. Even if the crooks toppled Putin, how long would they last, a week? Genuine reformers are likely under no illusions. Alex The post is subscriber-only so I couldn’t read it, but Chichvarkin is a former own...