It's too bad I'm not the only one who is befuddled about Occupy Wall Street. I'm pretty darn politically aware, and don't need a lot of hand-holding in approaching social issues, but I'm noticing that I lose interest when it comes to insubstantial ideas. Yes, I want it to be possible to get by in this country. I'm very interested in how exactly that can be made to happen, but stuff that is literally impossible is lucky if it gets a shrug from me. Also, anything with a "Step 2. ?? Step 3. Profit!"
Step 1. Occupy Wall Street. Right on.
Step 2. This is what I am missing
Step 3. Thank God it's over.
I don't think that there are too many people unaware of our huge recession. So it's starting to look like:
Step 1: Underestimate the intelligence of everyone
Step 2: Hey, wtf
Step 3: everyone is mad
What we need awareness of is what we need to do. The problem is pretty damned obvious. Though, I do look forward to Reimagine Work, the upcoming conference that seeks a roadmap to an economy that people can live with. As far as I know, the basic premise is to uncouple income from work. Now that's interesting. It's a bit radical for my blood, but something's gotta give.
Step 1. Occupy Wall Street. Right on.
Step 2. This is what I am missing
Step 3. Thank God it's over.
I don't think that there are too many people unaware of our huge recession. So it's starting to look like:
Step 1: Underestimate the intelligence of everyone
Step 2: Hey, wtf
Step 3: everyone is mad
What we need awareness of is what we need to do. The problem is pretty damned obvious. Though, I do look forward to Reimagine Work, the upcoming conference that seeks a roadmap to an economy that people can live with. As far as I know, the basic premise is to uncouple income from work. Now that's interesting. It's a bit radical for my blood, but something's gotta give.