jamahir
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Incentive to work ? Isn't it reasonable to expect people who live in a human society to contribute to that society to the fullest instead of saying "I will work only for selfish incentive and pretend that I am isolated from the wider goings on in the society, pretend that I am not seeing the wrongs done to my neighbors and to my co-workers, pretend that the State is not cracking the heads of a few who dared to protest, I will take my monthly wage and pay taxes duly even if in return the State will not save my life if I am unable to pay money to it to purchase weapons for it to kill foreigners who have done me no harm" ?
What is the incentive of the Shudra who gets into the drains to clean the shit flowing from the houses of casteist Brahmans ? What is the incentive of the Pakistani laborer building a grand phutball stadium in Qatar but who himself and his family will never attain the monetary riches of just one of the shaikhs sitting in the VIP stand ?
This African but internationalist revolutionary and philosopher and his comrades brought about their revolution in 1969 in a bloodless manner and created the first true democracy in modern times and a welfare-based society that was lot lot more comfortable than "5th largest economy" is in 2023 which regularly murders its own citizens in various manners
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You must give chance to the Naxals to learn from the above revolution and you must listen to the Naxals after they have learnt thus.
Shark Tank I watch not to salivate over the money transferred to the entrepreneurs but to listen to the stories of the entrepreneurs including their struggles and some of the various interesting goods and services that people enable or devise, and learn to pitch because I am in the process of starting a company which will be a techno-political one and will be the best computing company in the world and I can learn in Tank how to speak to investors. A recent episode had two chaps from a Darjeeling tea company called Dorje Teas. One person was the finance person Ishaan and the other by name Sparsh. Now Sparsh, wow, he is 24 but spoke like a matured and charming Naseeruddin Shah. I was impressed and the Sharks were impressed. The stories he told were so smooth and depicted the tea gardens and the people there in a real and natural manner, never sounding like some cringey MBA in a Bangalore corporate conference room. Please watch the episode :
About MasterChef, I am not those No-Longer-Communist Vietnamese leaders who enjoyed Salt Bae's gold-plated steaks in London instead of having omelette and bread in a tea room under the photos of revolutionaries. I watch MasterChef for the love of food and for wondering how all that nice food is produced and the struggles of the people who make them. Some years ago before a friend went away to Germany he and I were wondering on how to start a tea room. I later thought Chai Guevara can be its name and if it comes about I will bring many reasonable foods and teas at prices affordable to poor Communists and poor others within an atmosphere to encourage discussions and collaborations towards enabling various technological and political ideas so that soon a society can be realized where food that is now luxury can be had potentially by anyone because money will have been abolished.
