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Michael Throwback: Four Futures and Life After Capitalism w/ Peter Frase - MR Live - 9/24/20
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2:50:07Now PlayingThe Majority Report continues its memorial to Michael Brooks with his 2016 interview of Jacobin's Peter Frase and his book Four Futures: Life After Capitalism, wherein Brooks and Frase consider the possibility of post-scarcity and reality of ecological constraints. Abundance, equality, and their opposites, as determining factors for future societies.
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