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Connecting Wikipedia articles that describe issues and/or problems with an ancient insight found in different cultures. Forced upon greed. Aka usury.
A story about us.
The first 101 posts discuss various negative effects that can be caused by usury, including poverty, slavery, environmental destruction, societal dysfunction, and personal and societal moral decay. The posts also touch on themes of materialism, societal division, and the manipulation of individuals and groups by those in power. They suggest that usury creates a number of problems and that it is a key component in the societal and environmental issues we face today.
The posts presented are invitations for us. Each post ends with a set of hashtags to find the online setting for that particular appeal.
Here are the first 101 posts.
1. Richness. Poverty. Extreme richness. Extreme poverty. (Hyperbolic)
3. You are lost. You are not. Defeatism. Learned helplessness. A lower self-efficacy.
4. The Lietaer island. Every man for himself.
5. Game of musical chairs. A fun, a need, a must!?
6. The prisoner’s dilemma. Either you. Either me. A false choice.
7. Statistically, we’ll be deviating toward self-serving bias, the sociopath.
10. ‘Profits’ are prioritized. Ticking time, knocking debt.
11. ‘You are a loser’. You heard the expression.
12. Non-existing problem creation.
14. They need to call it ‘climate change’ instead of ‘environmentally poisoning’.
15. Ecological footprint. You take more than you need. You take more than you give.
20. More chemicals than ever. Atypical sexual behavior. The birds.
22. A throw-away society. In materialistic things, in houses, jobs, and even in relationships.
23. Materialism.
24. No real upgrade.
28. The city and the (non) design of a city.
29. The (second) playground will be gone.
30. The structure of our (‘free’) time.
31. Mingling with the concept of freedom.
32. Vandalism.
33. State-corporate crime. From the daylight to shade, to deep-state.
34. The content of the news. Emoting the audience to a mob.
35. Unforgiving. Unhealing. No healthy redemption space.
36. The social media algorithm.
37. It becomes (more) compromisable.
38. Delusional.
41. Gay parade.
42. An eagerness to be offended.
43. Fake enemies. And false flag enemies.
46. We’ll confuse the masters of the high-speed road with the spirit of the land.
50. Arms race.
51. The tragedy of the commons.
52. Gender, values, norms, and roles.
53. Stealing the garden, neglecting it, forgetting it, hiding it. Destroying it.
54. Plastic flowers and fruit.
55. Unpreparedness for disaster.
56. Borderlines. Divide and conquer.
58. Interstate conflict. Multilateralism collapse.
61. A fight on the streets. None is not influenced.
62. Rich people pay middle-class people to blame the poor and threaten them with more poverty.
63. Social unrest, social conflict, class struggle. Social erosion.
65. Calling people: ‘Toxic people’.
66. Rebel without a cause. Missing the ability to pinpoint it a bit more?
67. Animal dumping.
68. Feminism. Who can take more debt?
70. Meritocracy.
71. Power pose haha.
74. Extreme individualism, solipsism.
75. Romans 12:3
76. Idiocracy.
77. (Fear) (Fight) (Flight) (Flatter)
78. Protest b95489
79. You don’t question the boss of your boss.
80. Ghost companies in zombie-modus.
81. Losses are socialized, profits privatized.
82. In debt we trust as if it was a worshiped reality.
83. Bullshit-jobs.
84. Wasting stimulates the economy. Planned obsolescence.
85. More ridiculous clothing and silly acts at work for that penny.
86. Burnout.
88. White shoes.
89. Minimum wage.
90. Poverty as a threat. (Double)
92. Analfabetism.
93. Crap to read.
94. Aliterati.
95. Forgotten letters (rights).
96. Bribes.
97. Mediocracy.
100. People pay other people to let other people pay (both of) them.
These are the first 101. #UC000 to #UC100. More to come.
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