Has #Microsoft Lost Its Mojo (Again)?
It never had one in the first place. It always bought the stuff and then kind of enshitified it. It has only been maintained alive by the twisted forces of #capitalism and #neoliberalism .
And I don't know what's up with the #GitHub people, but to say that " #Windows is an open platform on open hardware where people can build anything"....Also, Microsoft invented the term "copilot".... 
https://www.wired.com/story/has-microsoft-lost-its-mojo-again/
”Motherfuckers gonna calculate if that pussy got good ROI”
Hah
This girl got the essays
We’re all suffering the impact of #neoliberalism in one way or another. Growing #WealthInequity due to #FinancialDeregulations increasing #CostOfLiving due to #Greedfaltion and low quality of #SocialServices delivery due to #StateCapture. So it’s no surprise that we live in an economic climate ripe for another dambusting crash that will take us all down with it. Of course, it can all be stopped before there’s no way out of the disaster (both economic and ecological). All that is required is political will. If a madman like #tRump is able to upend USian social and democratic institutions to suite his liking, imagine what a social minded leader could do. It’s not as if no one knows of alternatives to deliver better outcomes for all.
Here is an Australian perspective:
https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/alternative-to-neoliberal-economics/
#AusPol #SocialDemocracy #DenisHay #SocialJusticeAustralia #SustainableDevelopment #WealthRedistribution #SocialSafetyNet
BRICS, Afrique du Sud et néolibéralisme : la thèse subimpérialiste de Patrick Bond
Patrick Bond lit l’Afrique du Sud comme un « deputy sheriff » du néolibéralisme mondial : un pouvoir régional qui relaye l’empire tout en réprimant ses propres contradictions internes. Une critique incisive des BRICS et de la subimpérialité. #BRICS #Subimperialism #Neoliberalism #SouthAfrica #Imperialism #PoliticalEconomy Cet article (Bond, 2013) propose une lecture très critique de la…
BRICS, subimpérialisme et éducation au Mozambique
Les BRICS n’offrent pas vraiment une alternative à l’ordre éducatif néolibéral : au Mozambique, leurs relations passent surtout par des bourses, des échanges asymétriques et la marchandisation de l’éducation. Une lecture utile pour penser #BRICS #Education #Subimperialism #Mozambique #GlobalSouth #Neoliberalism Cet article (Chisholm et Chissale, 2025) propose une lecture critique des relations entre les BRICS et…
https://homohortus31.wordpress.com/2026/06/06/brics-subimperialisme-et-education-au-mozambique/
Whatever may be put up in opposition to MMT, it is hard to deny that our current #NeoClassical (#NeoLiberal) #Economy is not working for the better good of society as a whole. It is uncontestable to say that for the last 40 years or so, wealth has been hoovered up and tipped into the pockets of a minute portion of a global population. Where once the western middle class did not feel the theft that was concentrated on Global South, the tables have turned 180 degrees and all strata of society bar the #Billionaires are now awake to this scourge. It is time to think outside the box and come up with more equitable economic systems and toss the current crop into the dustbin of history. Don’t be afraid, it can never be worse than what is in place currently.
“Richard Murphy has written extensively on the subject, developing a position that challenges orthodox interpretations of inflation's causes, questions the tools used to manage it, and argues that the policy response to recent inflationary episodes has been both analytically flawed and socially harmful. His analysis draws on Modern Monetary Theory, heterodox political economy, and close attention to the real-world distribution of economic power.”
Source: https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/06/06/richard-murphys-views-oninflation/
This post is one of an ongoing series explaining Richard Murphy's views on significant topics in economics, political economy, politics, taxation, and accounting. It should be read as such, as an overview of a position developed across many years of writing and analysis, and not as a comprehensive treatment. Where more detail...
"In other words, it’s a form of triage, with a touch of class eugenics about it, the unspoken idea that some people - very disproportionately low-income and socially powerless - are just too far gone to do much about it. Frontline health and care workers do not believe this. But the state does, and therein arises another funding gap."
https://guyrundle.substack.com/p/cohealth-tech-the-social-state-the
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