Eventually there's going to be like a father's for justice thing where like someone was such a bad dad that, you know, the pots and pans were ordered custody of the kids.

You know what this is, though?

You know what this is?

In Marx, he has this metaphor for like alienation and atomization where he says people are like a sack of potatoes.

Like, they don't have any solidarity.

They're like individual potatoes rattling around in a big sack together.

This is a sack of small beans.

So, what's their actual theory of change?

How's this company proposed to work?

The germ of their idea was never them thinking, oh, we feel burned out, we need to solve it.

This is back to the Anne Helen Peterson article.

Not the Banpeaker-Rae Channel, in case you're confused.

Mark that on your cards at home.

The B&P also very keen on solving things.

It was Ling talking about cooking and what it did for his feelings.

Camille kept bringing up Benjamin Franklin's 13 virtues.

Here's the best one.

Emmett Shine couldn't shake the feeling that he was just like Abe Simpson,

an old man shaking his fist at the cloud,

but with no idea what exactly he was so anxious and angry about.

Damn, man yells at the cloud because he just hates centralized data storage.

Small bean yells at cloud.

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