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  1. #Zuck: Admits for the first time ever that #Facebook's single business model of converting compute capacity into ads has hit a ceiling, and pivots to cloud business.

    #EpsteinClass: #META +8.81% at close.¹

    Me: Still waiting for Zuck to realize that the biggest stone weighing the ad spend ceiling down is #GlobalInequality

    ¹ Apparently they believe the market for #ProbabilisticAutomation is bigger than the market for selling goods and services.

    ² Cancer doesn't know it's killing the host.

  2. #Zuck: Admits for the first time ever that #Facebook's single business model of converting compute capacity into ads has hit a ceiling, and pivots to cloud business.

    #EpsteinClass: #META +8.81% at close.¹

    Me: Still waiting for Zuck to realize that the biggest stone weighing the ad spend ceiling down is #GlobalInequality

    ¹ Apparently they believe the market for #ProbabilisticAutomation is bigger than the market for selling goods and services.

    ² Cancer doesn't know it's killing the host.

  3. #Zuck: Admits for the first time ever that #Facebook's single business model of converting compute capacity into ads has hit a ceiling, and pivots to cloud business.

    #EpsteinClass: #META +8.81% at close.¹

    Me: Still waiting for Zuck to realize that the biggest stone weighing the ad spend ceiling down is #GlobalInequality

    ¹ Apparently they believe the market for #ProbabilisticAutomation is bigger than the market for selling goods and services.

    ² Cancer doesn't know it's killing the host.

  4. #Zuck: Admits for the first time ever that #Facebook's single business model of converting compute capacity into ads has hit a ceiling, and pivots to cloud business.

    #EpsteinClass: #META +8.81% at close.¹

    Me: Still waiting for Zuck to realize that the biggest stone weighing the ad spend ceiling down is #GlobalInequality

    ¹ Apparently they believe the market for #ProbabilisticAutomation is bigger than the market for selling goods and services.

    ² Cancer doesn't know it's killing the host.

  5. #Zuck: Admits for the first time ever that #Facebook's single business model of converting compute capacity into ads has hit a ceiling, and pivots to cloud business.

    #EpsteinClass: #META +8.81% at close.¹

    Me: Still waiting for Zuck to realize that the biggest stone weighing the ad spend ceiling down is #GlobalInequality

    ¹ Apparently they believe the market for #ProbabilisticAutomation is bigger than the market for selling goods and services.

    ² Cancer doesn't know it's killing the host.

  6. An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That’s the finding of a new paper by CUSP researchers Dario Leoni, Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson. Their analysis from the PADME model reveal that financial transfers and global cooperation are essential to make it work internationally—ecological space isn’t enough.

    cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/paper-d


  7. An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That’s the finding of a new paper by CUSP researchers Dario Leoni, Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson. Their analysis from the PADME model reveal that financial transfers and global cooperation are essential to make it work internationally—ecological space isn’t enough.

    cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/paper-d


    #Postgrowth #Degrowth #SystemDynamics #GlobalInequality #GrowthDependency

  8. An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That’s the finding of a new paper by CUSP researchers Dario Leoni, Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson. Their analysis from the PADME model reveal that financial transfers and global cooperation are essential to make it work internationally—ecological space isn’t enough.

    cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/paper-d


    #Postgrowth #Degrowth #SystemDynamics #GlobalInequality #GrowthDependency

  9. An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That’s the finding of a new paper by CUSP researchers Dario Leoni, Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson. Their analysis from the PADME model reveal that financial transfers and global cooperation are essential to make it work internationally—ecological space isn’t enough.

    cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/paper-d


    #Postgrowth #Degrowth #SystemDynamics #GlobalInequality #GrowthDependency

  10. An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That’s the finding of a new paper by CUSP researchers Dario Leoni, Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson. Their analysis from the PADME model reveal that financial transfers and global cooperation are essential to make it work internationally—ecological space isn’t enough.

    cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/paper-d


    #Postgrowth #Degrowth #SystemDynamics #GlobalInequality #GrowthDependency

  11. Now live on QualityLifeJungle.net:

    “The Arithmetic of Global Predation...What the World Happiness Report 2026 Actually Measures”

    The article reveals how dominant measures of happiness can conceal extraction, structural inequality, and global injustice.

    Read the full article: qualitylifejungle.net/the-arti

    #PeopleOverProfit
    #EconomicJustice
    #GlobalInequality
    #SocialJustice
    #DecolonizeEconomics

  12. Warming Fuels Food Crises, Widening Inequality

    A 2C warmer world could see critical food insecurity triple to 24 nations by March 2026, hitting low-income countries hardest. See how it affects you.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact

    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  13. Warming Fuels Food Crises, Widening Inequality

    A 2C warmer world could see critical food insecurity triple to 24 nations by March 2026, hitting low-income countries hardest. See how it affects you.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact

    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  14. Warming Fuels Food Crises, Widening Inequality

    A 2C warmer world could see critical food insecurity triple to 24 nations by March 2026, hitting low-income countries hardest. See how it affects you.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact

    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  15. Warming Fuels Food Crises, Widening Inequality

    A 2C warmer world could see critical food insecurity triple to 24 nations by March 2026, hitting low-income countries hardest. See how it affects you.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact

    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  16. Food crises could triple for 24 nations by 2026 due to warming, a seven times faster rate than wealthy nations. This means more hunger and health problems.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact
    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  17. Food crises could triple for 24 nations by 2026 due to warming, a seven times faster rate than wealthy nations. This means more hunger and health problems.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact
    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  18. Food crises could triple for 24 nations by 2026 due to warming, a seven times faster rate than wealthy nations. This means more hunger and health problems.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact
    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  19. Food crises could triple for 24 nations by 2026 due to warming, a seven times faster rate than wealthy nations. This means more hunger and health problems.

    #FoodCrisis, #ClimateChange, #GlobalInequality, #FoodSecurity, #ClimateImpact
    newsletter.tf/2c-warming-food-

  20. The ultimate neoliberal “dreamworld” – on desert sand without water
    Expat influencers sold Dubai to the world and were paid to look the other way. Now the dream is crumbling

    * "The Dubai project requires demanding visitors and expats to not think too much about the suffering or question what goes on beyond the city’s borders. And how that city came to be built in the first place."

    "The whole social contract of Dubai involves a wilful blindness to the proximity of suffering and violence. After all, Gaza is geographically close." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Living Well at Others' Expense: The Hidden Costs of Western Prosperity, Stephan Lessenich, 2019, Polity Press >>
    politybooks.com/bookdetail?boo

    #WesternProsperity #GlobalInequality #wealth #inequality #externalisation #mobility #Dubai #drylands #settlersociety #WilfulBlindness #CrumblingDreams #FossilFuels #oil #water #war #WarZone #ClimateCrisis

  21. The ultimate neoliberal “dreamworld” – on desert sand without water
    Expat influencers sold Dubai to the world and were paid to look the other way. Now the dream is crumbling

    * "The Dubai project requires demanding visitors and expats to not think too much about the suffering or question what goes on beyond the city’s borders. And how that city came to be built in the first place."

    "The whole social contract of Dubai involves a wilful blindness to the proximity of suffering and violence. After all, Gaza is geographically close." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Living Well at Others' Expense: The Hidden Costs of Western Prosperity, Stephan Lessenich, 2019, Polity Press >>
    politybooks.com/bookdetail?boo

    #WesternProsperity #GlobalInequality #wealth #inequality #externalisation #mobility #Dubai #drylands #settlersociety #WilfulBlindness #CrumblingDreams #FossilFuels #oil #water #war #WarZone #ClimateCrisis

  22. The ultimate neoliberal “dreamworld” – on desert sand without water
    Expat influencers sold Dubai to the world and were paid to look the other way. Now the dream is crumbling

    * "The Dubai project requires demanding visitors and expats to not think too much about the suffering or question what goes on beyond the city’s borders. And how that city came to be built in the first place."

    "The whole social contract of Dubai involves a wilful blindness to the proximity of suffering and violence. After all, Gaza is geographically close." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Living Well at Others' Expense: The Hidden Costs of Western Prosperity, Stephan Lessenich, 2019, Polity Press >>
    politybooks.com/bookdetail?boo

    #WesternProsperity #GlobalInequality #wealth #inequality #externalisation #mobility #Dubai #drylands #settlersociety #WilfulBlindness #CrumblingDreams #FossilFuels #oil #water #war #WarZone #ClimateCrisis

  23. The ultimate neoliberal “dreamworld” – on desert sand without water
    Expat influencers sold Dubai to the world and were paid to look the other way. Now the dream is crumbling

    * "The Dubai project requires demanding visitors and expats to not think too much about the suffering or question what goes on beyond the city’s borders. And how that city came to be built in the first place."

    "The whole social contract of Dubai involves a wilful blindness to the proximity of suffering and violence. After all, Gaza is geographically close." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Living Well at Others' Expense: The Hidden Costs of Western Prosperity, Stephan Lessenich, 2019, Polity Press >>
    politybooks.com/bookdetail?boo

    #WesternProsperity #GlobalInequality #wealth #inequality #externalisation #mobility #Dubai #drylands #settlersociety #WilfulBlindness #CrumblingDreams #FossilFuels #oil #water #war #WarZone #ClimateCrisis

  24. The ultimate neoliberal “dreamworld” – on desert sand without water
    Expat influencers sold Dubai to the world and were paid to look the other way. Now the dream is crumbling

    * "The Dubai project requires demanding visitors and expats to not think too much about the suffering or question what goes on beyond the city’s borders. And how that city came to be built in the first place."

    "The whole social contract of Dubai involves a wilful blindness to the proximity of suffering and violence. After all, Gaza is geographically close." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Living Well at Others' Expense: The Hidden Costs of Western Prosperity, Stephan Lessenich, 2019, Polity Press >>
    politybooks.com/bookdetail?boo

    #WesternProsperity #GlobalInequality #wealth #inequality #externalisation #mobility #Dubai #drylands #settlersociety #WilfulBlindness #CrumblingDreams #FossilFuels #oil #water #war #WarZone #ClimateCrisis

  25. Samed Ağırbaş, President of the Zero Waste Foundation, highlights a stark contradiction: while we discuss big data and new industrial revolutions, over 8 million people die annually due to lack of access to clean water and food. #GlobalInequality #Sustainability

  26. Samed Ağırbaş, President of the Zero Waste Foundation, highlights a stark contradiction: while we discuss big data and new industrial revolutions, over 8 million people die annually due to lack of access to clean water and food. #GlobalInequality #Sustainability

  27. 🫵Missed Meghna Goyal’s ICTA-UAB talk on rising inequality in agri-food value chains? 🌾📈 Watch the full talk now on our YouTube channel! 🎥 youtu.be/rt9YHJbT8ak?... #AgriFood #GlobalInequality #ICTAUAB #ValueChains

    Meghna Goyal: Increasing inequ...

  28. 🫵Missed Meghna Goyal’s ICTA-UAB talk on rising inequality in agri-food value chains? 🌾📈 Watch the full talk now on our YouTube channel! 🎥 youtu.be/rt9YHJbT8ak?... #AgriFood #GlobalInequality #ICTAUAB #ValueChains

    Meghna Goyal: Increasing inequ...

  29. “Governments worldwide are making the wrong choice; choosing to defend wealth, not freedom. Choosing the rule of the rich. Choosing to repress their people’s anger at how life is becoming unaffordable and unbearable, rather than redistributing wealth from the richest to the rest.” #eattherich #corruption #oligarchy #taxtherich #kleptocracy #globalinequality #oxfam
    theguardian.com/global-develop

  30. “Governments worldwide are making the wrong choice; choosing to defend wealth, not freedom. Choosing the rule of the rich. Choosing to repress their people’s anger at how life is becoming unaffordable and unbearable, rather than redistributing wealth from the richest to the rest.” #eattherich #corruption #oligarchy #taxtherich #kleptocracy #globalinequality #oxfam
    theguardian.com/global-develop

  31. “Governments worldwide are making the wrong choice; choosing to defend wealth, not freedom. Choosing the rule of the rich. Choosing to repress their people’s anger at how life is becoming unaffordable and unbearable, rather than redistributing wealth from the richest to the rest.” #eattherich #corruption #oligarchy #taxtherich #kleptocracy #globalinequality #oxfam
    theguardian.com/global-develop

  32. “Governments worldwide are making the wrong choice; choosing to defend wealth, not freedom. Choosing the rule of the rich. Choosing to repress their people’s anger at how life is becoming unaffordable and unbearable, rather than redistributing wealth from the richest to the rest.” #eattherich #corruption #oligarchy #taxtherich #kleptocracy #globalinequality #oxfam
    theguardian.com/global-develop

  33. @davidho Skillsharing in remote (and economically poor) areas was already demanding enough - #globalinequality

  34. @davidho Skillsharing in remote (and economically poor) areas was already demanding enough - #globalinequality

  35. @davidho Skillsharing in remote (and economically poor) areas was already demanding enough - #globalinequality

  36. @davidho Skillsharing in remote (and economically poor) areas was already demanding enough - #globalinequality

  37. @davidho Skillsharing in remote (and economically poor) areas was already demanding enough - #globalinequality

  38. Calm is not always a sign that things are working.
    Often, it’s a sign that the costs have been moved: into the future, into the margins, into lives we don’t see.

    This essay explores borrowed calm: how modern systems maintain stability by postponing consequences, and why misreading that calm is becoming one of our most expensive mistakes.

    open.substack.com/pub/associat

    #SystemsThinking #CivicIntelligence #Leadership #ClimateJustice #GlobalInequality

  39. Calm is not always a sign that things are working.
    Often, it’s a sign that the costs have been moved: into the future, into the margins, into lives we don’t see.

    This essay explores borrowed calm: how modern systems maintain stability by postponing consequences, and why misreading that calm is becoming one of our most expensive mistakes.

    open.substack.com/pub/associat

    #SystemsThinking #CivicIntelligence #Leadership #ClimateJustice #GlobalInequality

  40. Calm is not always a sign that things are working.
    Often, it’s a sign that the costs have been moved: into the future, into the margins, into lives we don’t see.

    This essay explores borrowed calm: how modern systems maintain stability by postponing consequences, and why misreading that calm is becoming one of our most expensive mistakes.

    open.substack.com/pub/associat

    #SystemsThinking #CivicIntelligence #Leadership #ClimateJustice #GlobalInequality

  41. Calm is not always a sign that things are working.
    Often, it’s a sign that the costs have been moved: into the future, into the margins, into lives we don’t see.

    This essay explores borrowed calm: how modern systems maintain stability by postponing consequences, and why misreading that calm is becoming one of our most expensive mistakes.

    open.substack.com/pub/associat

    #SystemsThinking #CivicIntelligence #Leadership #ClimateJustice #GlobalInequality

  42. Calm is not always a sign that things are working.
    Often, it’s a sign that the costs have been moved: into the future, into the margins, into lives we don’t see.

    This essay explores borrowed calm: how modern systems maintain stability by postponing consequences, and why misreading that calm is becoming one of our most expensive mistakes.

    open.substack.com/pub/associat

    #SystemsThinking #CivicIntelligence #Leadership #ClimateJustice #GlobalInequality

  43. Who benefits from global growth? 🤔

    THERE IS NO TRICKLE DOWN.

    Great work from Jason Hickel et al on Global Inequality website, and lots more to explore.

    #KeirStarmer bangs on about growth. We don't need growth, we need a more just and equitable society.

    globalinequality.org/global-in

    #degrowth #capitalism #GlobalInequality #capitalism #UKpol

  44. Who benefits from global growth? 🤔

    THERE IS NO TRICKLE DOWN.

    Great work from Jason Hickel et al on Global Inequality website, and lots more to explore.

    #KeirStarmer bangs on about growth. We don't need growth, we need a more just and equitable society.

    globalinequality.org/global-in

    #degrowth #capitalism #GlobalInequality #capitalism #UKpol

  45. Who benefits from global growth? 🤔

    THERE IS NO TRICKLE DOWN.

    Great work from Jason Hickel et al on Global Inequality website, and lots more to explore.

    #KeirStarmer bangs on about growth. We don't need growth, we need a more just and equitable society.

    globalinequality.org/global-in

    #degrowth #capitalism #GlobalInequality #capitalism #UKpol

  46. Who benefits from global growth? 🤔

    THERE IS NO TRICKLE DOWN.

    Great work from Jason Hickel et al on Global Inequality website, and lots more to explore.

    bangs on about growth. We don't need growth, we need a more just and equitable society.

    globalinequality.org/global-in

  47. Who benefits from global growth? 🤔

    THERE IS NO TRICKLE DOWN.

    Great work from Jason Hickel et al on Global Inequality website, and lots more to explore.

    #KeirStarmer bangs on about growth. We don't need growth, we need a more just and equitable society.

    globalinequality.org/global-in

    #degrowth #capitalism #GlobalInequality #capitalism #UKpol

  48. "We live in a world where a few people capture unimaginable wealth while billions are denied access to basic needs. Such extreme inequality is not natural or inevitable. It is an effect of the dominant economic system, capitalism, where production is controlled mostly by capital and organized around maximizing and accumulating profit, rather than securing human well-being.

    Capital accumulation requires cheapening labour and resources, particularly in the global South. This produces inequalities between classes and leads to uneven development between regions. It also drives ecological breakdown, and while some benefit from the exploitation of our planet’s ecosystems, others suffer the damages."

    globalinequality.org/

    #Inequality #GlobalInequality #Poverty #Capitalism #GlobalSouth #WageSlavery

  49. "We live in a world where a few people capture unimaginable wealth while billions are denied access to basic needs. Such extreme inequality is not natural or inevitable. It is an effect of the dominant economic system, capitalism, where production is controlled mostly by capital and organized around maximizing and accumulating profit, rather than securing human well-being.

    Capital accumulation requires cheapening labour and resources, particularly in the global South. This produces inequalities between classes and leads to uneven development between regions. It also drives ecological breakdown, and while some benefit from the exploitation of our planet’s ecosystems, others suffer the damages."

    globalinequality.org/

    #Inequality #GlobalInequality #Poverty #Capitalism #GlobalSouth #WageSlavery

  50. "We live in a world where a few people capture unimaginable wealth while billions are denied access to basic needs. Such extreme inequality is not natural or inevitable. It is an effect of the dominant economic system, capitalism, where production is controlled mostly by capital and organized around maximizing and accumulating profit, rather than securing human well-being.

    Capital accumulation requires cheapening labour and resources, particularly in the global South. This produces inequalities between classes and leads to uneven development between regions. It also drives ecological breakdown, and while some benefit from the exploitation of our planet’s ecosystems, others suffer the damages."

    globalinequality.org/

    #Inequality #GlobalInequality #Poverty #Capitalism #GlobalSouth #WageSlavery

  51. "We live in a world where a few people capture unimaginable wealth while billions are denied access to basic needs. Such extreme inequality is not natural or inevitable. It is an effect of the dominant economic system, capitalism, where production is controlled mostly by capital and organized around maximizing and accumulating profit, rather than securing human well-being.

    Capital accumulation requires cheapening labour and resources, particularly in the global South. This produces inequalities between classes and leads to uneven development between regions. It also drives ecological breakdown, and while some benefit from the exploitation of our planet’s ecosystems, others suffer the damages."

    globalinequality.org/

    #Inequality #GlobalInequality #Poverty #Capitalism #GlobalSouth #WageSlavery

  52. "We live in a world where a few people capture unimaginable wealth while billions are denied access to basic needs. Such extreme inequality is not natural or inevitable. It is an effect of the dominant economic system, capitalism, where production is controlled mostly by capital and organized around maximizing and accumulating profit, rather than securing human well-being.

    Capital accumulation requires cheapening labour and resources, particularly in the global South. This produces inequalities between classes and leads to uneven development between regions. It also drives ecological breakdown, and while some benefit from the exploitation of our planet’s ecosystems, others suffer the damages."

    globalinequality.org/

    #Inequality #GlobalInequality #Poverty #Capitalism #GlobalSouth #WageSlavery

  53. In a thought-provoking discussion, Paul Krugman speaks with Branko Milanovic on global inequality, emphasizing its complexity beyond national borders. Milanovic's insights on the "elephant curve" reveal how globalization benefits the elite and Asia's middle class but overlooks Western counterparts. Their dialogue unpacks the nuances of economic disparity and calls for deeper exploration. For more, explore the full article here: [Discussion about this post](paulkrugman.substack.com/p/glo) #GlobalInequality #BrankoMilanovic #PaulKrugman #Economics #SocioEconomicInequality #ElephantCurve #IncomeDistribution. Kudos to Milanovic for shedding light on this crucial topic!