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Leo Tolstoy: Slavery Exists Among Us | The Slavery of Our Times (1900) | [wage slavery]
Leo Tolstoy: The Slavery of Our Times (1900)
Translated by Aylmer Maude
librivox.org/the-slavery-of-our-times-by-leo-tolstoy/
ia601309.us.archive.org/21/items/slavery_times_1102_librivox/slaveryofourtimes_09_tolstoy.mp3
theanarchistlibrary.org/library/leo-tolstoy-the-slavery-of-our-times
TOLSTOY - The Slavery of Our Times by Leo Tolstoy - Unabridged audiobook - FAB
czcams.com/video/65A77eDn7-g/video.htmlh18m20s
www.thoughtco.com/biography-of-leo-tolstoy-4773774
Transcript:
Slavery exists in full vigor, but we do not perceive it, just as in Europe at the end of the Eighteenth Century the slavery of serfdom was not perceived.
People of that day thought that the position of men obliged to till the land for their lords, and to obey them, was a natural, inevitable, economic condition of life, and they did not call it slavery.
It is the same among us: people of our day consider the position of the laborer to be a natural, inevitable economic condition, and they do not call it slavery. And as, at the end of the Eighteenth Century, the people of Europe began little by little to understand that what formerly seemed a natural and inevitable form of economic life-namely, the position of peasants who were completely in the power of their lords-was wrong, unjust and immoral, and demanded alteration, so now people today are beginning to understand that the position of hired workmen, and of the working classes in general, which formerly seemed quite right and quite normal, is not what it should be, and demands alteration.
Translated by Aylmer Maude
librivox.org/the-slavery-of-our-times-by-leo-tolstoy/
ia601309.us.archive.org/21/items/slavery_times_1102_librivox/slaveryofourtimes_09_tolstoy.mp3
theanarchistlibrary.org/library/leo-tolstoy-the-slavery-of-our-times
TOLSTOY - The Slavery of Our Times by Leo Tolstoy - Unabridged audiobook - FAB
czcams.com/video/65A77eDn7-g/video.htmlh18m20s
www.thoughtco.com/biography-of-leo-tolstoy-4773774
Transcript:
Slavery exists in full vigor, but we do not perceive it, just as in Europe at the end of the Eighteenth Century the slavery of serfdom was not perceived.
People of that day thought that the position of men obliged to till the land for their lords, and to obey them, was a natural, inevitable, economic condition of life, and they did not call it slavery.
It is the same among us: people of our day consider the position of the laborer to be a natural, inevitable economic condition, and they do not call it slavery. And as, at the end of the Eighteenth Century, the people of Europe began little by little to understand that what formerly seemed a natural and inevitable form of economic life-namely, the position of peasants who were completely in the power of their lords-was wrong, unjust and immoral, and demanded alteration, so now people today are beginning to understand that the position of hired workmen, and of the working classes in general, which formerly seemed quite right and quite normal, is not what it should be, and demands alteration.
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Where can I find Galileo's words about language?
That was shite. No idea what the big deal was. Although thank you for reading the book. You were appreciated just not the book.
Most people are so dead that they will argue at length that wage slavery is the only way to live. And start calling people who think this way as mad socialists... They don't know what is socialism.
3 and half hours in... WTF ... is going on??? Maybe I will change my mind.
$1.3 billion short against the market is still the most insane shit of all time
8:45
"Identification with the self." Whose identifying with the self? Wouldn't that just be another self? My identity is Consiousness! That still feels dualistic: there's "me" and then there's what I identify with. "I" lost me sense of self? Then who am I? And if the self is an illusion then how can you identify with it much less lose it?
A Prison for Your Mind
cant finish the video, russel is such a dipshit.
Too many midrolls on this 30 minute essay someone else wrote almost 100 years ago.
2:01:18 start of part 2
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It’s 2024, the movie is from 1999. To this day, I still want this steak.
Look at his eyes when he thinks about it, his brain works so fast and without a break
Hes the man
Listened till 5:22: 00, then went to Goodreads to see reviews. Since most refer to it in the horror category of sci fi I decided to stop, since things like Alien creep the heck out of me. But I was fairly interested and thought I was sort of keeping up with the scene changes and characters. The reading was pleasant. Thanks.
Fuck capitalism
5:17 “if you can impose beliefs people will internalize they will subordinate themselves”
Kyle makes some of the greatest speeches
Truee
currently eating steak
This scene feels much better while doing this. Tbh, it always appear in my head, before I eat a piece of a good steak.
Whole lotta words just to say he's a friendless loser
This is the living Socrates. Sapolsky is a smart man, but his ideas are complete nonsense. He ignores thousands of years of philosophy and comes up with his own idea of free will and disproves it. It's ludicrous.
I know this steak doesn't exist, but the Matrix tells my brain it's tender and delicious,(and needs a hat). Ignorance is bliss.❤
Thank you. Gonna find a way to save this to my phone!
Thank you. This is my favorite quote of all time.
Thank you for the upload
Some people describe themselves as "redpilled". I've gone full circle and now just want to forget and live my life in blissful ignorance. What else can you do really? Either drive yourself insane trying to keep up with all the words ills or just focus on controlling the good around you, in your own little slice of the world.
That’s called stoicism, may I recommend meditations by Marcus Aurelius.
That’s not really going full circle.
@@m.m.6044 Well, the character was ignorant in the beginning, was "awoken" to the matrix and now wishes to be reinserted, remembering nothing. That's the analogy I'm aluding to and it sounds like a circle to me.
Im the one btw i can do magic and wonders and i can make a reality everything that was said on this video. Take care and find me Let the heaven begin
The peasants long before the enlightenment knew destituiton or poverty was found when one began to earn a wage.
Im confused on liberalism being credited with what actually was the glorious peasantry....artisans, craftsmen, guilds, and susbistence farming.
Thank you Jo Rogan
Jre
Did Joe Rogan bring anyone else here?
I love the concept or what the book is about, but I can’t with the word salad. Probably a character flaw, but yeah ):
Thanks so much! :)
In a funny way, this book (and a lot of Thomas Ligotti's work) has helped me immensely....I used to always wake up each day looking for a higher purpose, looking for the good in others, a connection with people and hoping that by having a big heart, i would somehow become fulfilled.. recently I got out of a 12 year relationship with a woman who I loved with all of my heart, missed, cried over, helped out, felt betrayed over, etc..only to recently (finally) discover that my love was never reciprocated, she in fact never did miss me and my love was only ever measured by the things I could offer...as soon as I needed help, became ill, or needed support; poof, she disappeared.. every time. Reading this book has made me realize, there really isn't an answer or ultimate "fulfillment" in life, there is no reward for being good or big-hearted, and there is no point in expecting anything like a meaningful connection or to find the good in other people. Now I say ; "f*ck it, I don't go out each day expecting anything good from the world or from anyone else, I'm just gunna be selfish, be isolated (master loneliness , because there's no point in having hope in connecting with others anyhow) and do whatever I want to do in order to feel these momentarily feelings oh "happiness". It's actually alot more satisfying than waking up each day filled with "hope", looking for the good that doesn't exist in people or in life, only to feel disappointed and exhausted at the end of each day. It's true that consciousness (as far as looking for a purpose or looking for good in others) is a nightmare, also having a big heart is actually a curse
I need that today, thank You <3 Long Live Chomsky
Hearing the reader drink and swallow periodically is very off putting 🤮 Mute your mic
Is the town Marseille?
No oran northern algeria
Still early on in the reading and I'm thinking a lot of the difference in style with The Stranger.
Bookmark 8:57:00 9:35:00 9:40:00
the audio :(
2 hrs in and this is as boring as a hand job from R2D2 . Cold metallic blip bleep from the autistic inheritance of a blood sucking fantasy hero pumping legless sidekick.
"I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I know that you're afraid. You're afraid of us. You're afraid of change. I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to hang up this phone, and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you, a world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries, a world where anything is possible. Where we go from there, is a choice I leave to you." ~ Neo, The Matrix
Brilliant book loved it. Enjoyment of the absurd.
*I always watch this on loop when eating steak.*
Wonderful stuff, thank you for the audiobook (:
Wow, my boss is more powerful than Starlin because of a dresscode and scheduled bathroom breaks
why can't they turn this into a movie already