Discover the unseen forces shaping Britain's economic journey in David Dimbleby's 'Invisible Hands.' A deep dive into the past, present, and future! 💡

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Invisible Hands: David Dimbleby’s Insightful Exploration of Britain’s Economic Evolution

David Dimbleby's Invisible Hands podcast offers a compelling narrative on the rise of Britain's free market economy, highlighting key figures and events that have influenced current economic challenges.

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> Via John Gruber, here is a striking series of photographs of workers in toy factories in China...
https://kieranhealy.org/blog/archives/2007/10/03/invisible-hands/

> The photographs are the result of visits to 5 factories in mainland China, where 75% of the world's toys are manufactured.
https://imgur.com/a/chinese-factory-workers-toys-they-make-wrIds#Jjg6K

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Via John Gruber, here is a striking series of photographs of workers in toy factories in China. I wish I had seen them yesterday, because this morning I did a midterm review in my social theory course and, in quick succession, students asked me about Smith’s idea of the invisible hand and about Marx’s concept of commodity fetishism. Smith argued that the specialization encouraged by a market system not only liberated people from material want but also freed them from having to spend all their time being “butcher, baker and brewer” for themselves. The two effects were intimately related. He used the example of a day-laborer’s wool coat, cataloguing some of the hundreds of people who directly or indirectly contributed to its manufacture and sale. “The shepherd, the sorter of the wool, the wool-comber or carder, the dyer, the scribbler, the spinner, the weaver, the fuller, the dresser, with many others, must all join their different arts in order to complete even this homely production …” One implication of Smith’s view is that we won’t much enhance our personal freedom by trying for material self-sufficiency, or by learning how to do everything for ourselves. Rather, the sort of freedom we want is something that flows from becoming deeply enmeshed in and dependent upon an ever larger and more specialized system of production and exchange of commodities for money. Without it, we would spend all of our time trying to feed and clothe ourselves, with indifferent results. The market frees you from a vast amount of tedious work by allowing you to buy the results of the much more specialized labor of others and granting you huge opportunity benefits in the process—the benefits that flow from not having to do all the other things necessary for survival.

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Could anybody help me find back the simple line drawing flyer that explained that #revolution is also planning, logistics, cleaning, ... #invisiblehands and behind-the-screens-labor next to raising your voice? There were some really nice drawings that made this point here, and I thought I favourited them, but can't find them back.

Richard Sala’s “Invisible Hands” which aired on MTV’s Liquid Television in the early 1990s. An expansion of his pulpy noir independent comic of the same name.

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Liquid Television: Invisible Hands - Richard Sala 1080p GW A I

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Book 2: “Cat Burglar Black” by #RichardSala.

I saw some of his art online and thought it looked like “Invisible Hands” from Liquid Television, which I LOVED. Same artist! This didn’t have quite the same level of twisted, creepiness as that animated series, but I was so happy to find his work in comic form. There’s more too.

Someone stitched together all the “#InvisibleHands”. The voice acting is 🤌🏽 https://youtu.be/n5sP4yRb8Mw

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Invisible Hands - Richard Sala

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