This Tennessee Grandma Just Might Be the Savior of Sitcoms
#TV #TVFeatures #ChuckLorre #Creativeclass #LeanneMorgan #Netflix

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/leanne-morgan-interview-sitcoms-netflix-1236332829/

This quirky review of an eccentric 1970’s sci-fi ends with lesson around burnout culture and the creative class. As well as and insights on how the mythos of modern capitalism twist the minds of our citizen.

Surprisingly insightful video, curious on people’s takes if u give it a watch (main bit im taking about is around 3/4 way through when he talks “mythos”)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe8vxyEAFlE

#LogansRun #SciFi #CreativeClass #Sociology #Burnout #1970s #BurnoutCulture #Foucault #mythos

"The target of the administration’s campaign is a stratum of society that’s sometimes called the #ProfessionalManagerialClass, or the #PMC, although there’s not one universal moniker that #MAGA applies to the group it is now crushing. That group includes society’s knowledge workers, its cognitive elite, the winners of the tournament that is the American meritocracy. It covers not only #lawyers, university administrators, and #professors, but also #consultants, investment #bankers, #scientists, #journalists, and other white-collar workers who have prospered in the information age.

Back in the 1990s, as the group began to emerge in its current form, the liberal economics commentator Robert Reich hailed its members as “symbolic analysts”—people who identify and solve problems by thinking through ideas rather than via physical labor. A decade later, the urbanist Richard Florida put forth an even more triumphalist term: the “#creativeclass.” That is, its members had the academic training to master the complexities of a globalized economy, the intellectual skills to conquer the digital world."
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/04/trump-waging-war-professional-class/682409/?gift=hVZeG3M9DnxL4CekrWGK3-h3gdyrK22tbt8Qkwl4sX4