Launch a product that sold? Like what?
Don’t answer that. Perhaps in the very question you can see why gentlemen prefer to speak about the issues, and not each man’s personal standing regarding this or that.
Anyway. Some of the greatest socialists in history have been successful capitalists.
21 Savage just got thrown in jail for spouting some socialist shit. One hell of an entrepreneur, that man.
Or Jay-Z. Possibly one of the greatest capitalists of our time.
Capitalism is the Demiurg. Its not about individuals as entities but about stirring will from the ground. The larger the group thats animated by this will the better. Thats why the best products are scientific miracles. Why music is technolofied to amp your pleasures.
Communism is just one bold fucking move that the Russians played to show that their soul wasnt as easy to buy as that of their examples in the west. They entirely removed the horizon.
Since the USSR was at its peak the world-market has been one.
“I can’t answer any of the genious shit you say, so Imma call you a broke-ass joke.”
Well, at least it’s refreshing to get attacked from the capitalist side. I do appreciate it.
First one to a mill buys the other a Porsche.
Yes, Jay Z did well. He sold coke and rapped about it until his raps were yielding more than his coke. Thats how you prove shit in the science.
But a Porsche from the 60’s. These new models look like an attempt to combat Freudian castration.
And it is ONLY about individuals as entities.
That other shit you say, that’s what these silly-ass succesful capitlaists keep appologizing for.
Them’s the chains.
See you around you beautiful communist bastard.
I read your book.
Blood flows thicker than water.
Till we meet again, Don Pedro.
- I like these terms. Better than the ones we set earlier. Not sure about the 60s thing, I prefer American cars from that age. Montreal seems a righteous place for a Cadillac.
I continue to be skeptical.
One word: chemistry.
It was pretty high end. Sold like gold. Fcourse I wasnt greedy enough.
But in general I sold many visual narrative concepts as a designer of commercials and tv programs. Its just what was out there to sell was no where by near close enough to what I would buy.
My spare time writing diverted me from my directorial career. I could simply not root in the type of tastes that were running the mouth.
What is there to sell in a declining world? Mostly distractions. I dont like these as products, they require too much upkeep.
High maintenance products arent my game.
But now there is a fresh new world for putting things down that will last forever. That kind of deal bores most capitalists, Apple complains that people are using their iphones for too long, its not good to have a lastable product. Thats not to me an ideal sort of mindset, and it is a good sign that these products withstand the producers will to have them be obsolete. Its a sign the products are becoming one with out life tissue, that we are cyborgs. No longer consumers of the product but consumed by our consumption of it, we are now supernatural in our capacity to receive and represent. I see this again as Demiurgic, at least when Im looking for a parallel in myth and symbol. But I realize the term probably has a negative connotation.
In any case there is no stopping it, so thats what philosophy really has to address. Philosophy contra Communism as a preserver of Capital.
We all have stories and great ideas. With love, cause me too, but you know. Be careful where you hang your legitimacy.
A Caddy it is, then.
Im not especially proud of having sold stuff I made but I must admit to the reality of it in this context. They werent stories. They were… experiences, licenses, paths, you know, Capitalistic fiber. I have a taste for it. Thats not the same as storytelling, its more insidious, it is allowing people to tell themselves stories. Thats Product.
Yeah because with the potholes in Rosemont, I doubt a Porsche could even survive.
I’m just saying. A capitalist, a proper capitalist, doesn’t make things. He devises production systems that generate financial returns.
I myself have done a thing or two I consider of great value. Does not a capitalist make.
Anyway.
Ia survive just fine, you just gotta know how to dodge 'em.
Lol, and that’s not what I meant by stories. I meant the “I woulda been a rich entrepreneur except…”
We all have those.
The returns mostly went to others, but I devised them and earned from it.
The value Ive produced far exceeds anything Ive sold or tried to sell.
But I know my way around the free market. Somewhat.
My plan for the Philosophers Clan was to make a Product out of the spirit for internet philosophy. But things got in the way. As expected, naturally. Because there wasnt a stict enough angle. But even in failure the enterpriseling produced some produce that will later be forged into product.
As an entrepreneur, I dont need to produce the value, I need to see it, and combine, to cause value to beget a returning harvest of money.
Look, Ive been completely stranded capitalistically by the power of philosophy that swept me, a philosophy of value. I understand what it is that Im not currently doing. But that story of weve all been down that road is the masses’ story, but the magic of money is having an eye for what is different, for experience and for latent value that can be exploited.
Philosophy can be exploited as a stimulant. Weve talked about this in the guise of that other science.
Seeing where the potential lies for a big reaction. Capitalism is chemistry, a chemists approach to psychology and need.
That to harvest, one must sow. Not all that is sown bears immediate fruit. Rarely anything does.
The idea is not to trample the ground where one has sown. That is all. The weather will do the rest.
Youre all standing on mountains of wealth. All these readers. But wealth doesnt make for a capitalist mindset. Its like the chicken and the egg.