TMBS 37 ReAir: Stomping Fascist Nerds w/ H. Bomberguy & Corey Pein

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🗓️ 22 February 2022

⏱️ 128 minutes

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TMBS 37 aired on April 24, 2018. Episode summary:
Michael explains how capitalism fuels climate change and how we can work together to combat both. Shout-out to NYC-DSA for bouncing Milo.
H. Bomberguy (@Hbomberguy) calls in to talk about the strange world of right-wing YouTube.
Anoa Changa (@TheWayWithAnoa) joins us for a special Gulag segment.
Corey Pein (@CoreyPein) is in studio to take us through his new book “Live, Work, Work, Work, Die” and a new investment opportunity with laborize.com.

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0:00.0	Thanks for watching, see you in the next video, bye bye!
0:31.0	The end of the third show actually is the one moment where we do look into the future, because Channel 4 has asked us to do that.
0:38.0	And so what's your vision of, you know, 10 years from now with this technology that you're developing?
0:47.0	Well, you know, I think the internet and the web, there are two exciting things happening in software and any computing today.
0:58.0	I think one is obvious, but the other one is the web. The web is incredibly exciting because it is the fulfillment of a lot of our dreams that the computer would ultimately not be primarily a device for computation, but metamorphosize into a device for communication.
1:15.0	And with the web, that's finally happening. And secondly, it's exciting because Microsoft doesn't own it, and therefore there's a tremendous amount of innovation happening.
1:24.0	So I think that the web is going to be profound in what it does to our society. As you know, about 15% of the goods and services in the US are sold via catalogs over the television.
1:34.0	All that's going to go on the web and more. Billions and billions, soon tens of billions of dollars where the goods and services are going to be sold on the web.
1:41.0	If you can, a way to think about it is it is the ultimate direct to customer distribution channel.
1:47.0	Another way to think about it is the smallest company in the world can look as large as the largest company in the world on the web.
1:53.0	So I guess I think the web, as we look back 10 years from now, the web is going to be the defining technology, the defining social moment for computing.
2:10.0	And I think it's going to be huge. I think it's breathed a whole new generation of life in the personal computing. And I think it's going to be huge.
2:23.0	And you're making software that, oh, absolutely, but so is everybody. I mean, just forget about what we're doing.
2:29.0	As an industry, the web is going to open a whole new door to this industry.
2:36.0	It's another one of those things that it's obvious once it happens. But five years ago, who would it get? Right?
2:43.0	It's right.
2:45.0	Isn't this a wonderful place we live?
2:48.0	Welcome to the Michael Brooks show. Michael Brooks, we are broadcasting live from Brooklyn, where left is best that it is everywhere else greetings to comrades and friends, opponents and enemies.
3:15.0	With me is always super producer Matt Leck.
3:19.0	Salutations.
3:21.0	Head Theoretician David Grishkam.
3:25.0	How's it going?
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