Nick’s Notes: This post was originally posted on Copblock.org under a Creative Commons License. I’ve spaced out Hotchkin’s essay and moved some of the photos around but done nothing else in the editing process. When once they stalked deer, or crouched shivering in the mud for the flight of ducks to alight, or risked their…
(Nick’s Notes: The original article by JoAnne Swanson can be found here. All of the RTJC’s articles are under a Creative Commons License that requires attribution, non-commercial use and no re-mixing. I do not expect to make any money off of this post nor am I asking for folks to give me money for this…
There’s not a lot new under the sun here but it’s a cool 101 video that’s short and fun to watch/listen to. The video mostly talks more about the psychological effects of work and its connection to traditional religion.
(Nick’s Notes: Re-posted from here. You can follow antiwork on their Twitter account or at their “related and more established Twitter account @NewsFrames“.) Over a decade into the 21st century, we seem as work-obsessed as ever. Is it time for a progressive reframing of work and leisure? Antiwork is a moral alternative to the obsession with…
The Boston Anarchist Bookfair will be going on this Sunday and the Monday after and I figured it’d be good to let you guys know that we’ll be there through a talk (Sunday, 4:45-5:45) as well as our handouts (which are pictured above). And by “we” I of course mean me but there should be other…
In his article The Civilized Ancap and the Hippie Individualist, M. LaFave gives me (and the site) a cool shout-out: The thing is, libertarianism has hardly ever had a uniform “cultural movement.” While the likes of Jeffrey Tucker, Lewellyn Rockwell and Ron Paul praise productivity and a traditional work ethic in their own right, Nick Ford’s blog, abolishwork.com, challenges the…