I’m an anthropologist, sometimes I occupy things & such.

I see anarchism as something you do not an identity...

...so don’t call me the anarchist anthropologist

I feel honored. RT @Lawrencews: @davidgraeber Douglas Adams on #bullshitjobs http://t.co/3LGed9VyG3

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Good one! RT @danhind: But I did write this – http://t.co/J8PZyt5Av1 – which touches on some similar ideas @noelito

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Mudede great as always. RT @mudede: Life After Economics: David Graeber on Bullshit Jobs http://t.co/0ODyUfmija via @StrangerSlog

Well put! RT @effigies: Middle class people are alienated from usefulness, lower class people from generosity. http://t.co/BtfMgKidK2

Wow “bulllshit jobs” is out in Korean, French and reportedly Russian. Others? I like to learn languages by reading my own stuff

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Ouch! RT @DanielTutt: David Graeber’s essay on work hits the folk zeitgeist like a big belly-flop http://t.co/63yWb3RoV4

it’s really annoying me. I could have sworn I knew where it was, now I can’t find it anywhere. I’m overlooking something obvious!

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(…) to Contribution to a Critique of the Pol Ec, in a footnote, but I can’t find it in any edition I can locate. Where is it really then?

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(…) Judaea on religion, one needs to understand the material infrastructure to know why they were? I thought it was in the preface (…)

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ok for all you Marx scholars out there: where did Marx say that while it’s true that ancient Greek civ was based on politics & ancient (…)

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have to write an Afterward to a special issue of HAU on value theory. Wondering why the Terry Turner approach never took off.

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Strike! Magazine summer issue is out is out! My piece is “On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs.” http://t.co/czOkthFSsu

(…) with existing institutions that are all top down. But the conclusion flies in the face of history.

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It makes sense it would come out of dissolution w radical egalitarian experiments – since the larger the scale, the more interface (….)

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What I’m curious to learn us: when did conventional wisdom start? That egalitarianism only works on a small scale? It’s not THAT old an idea

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Conventional wisdom gets this backwards – scale has rarely been the problem; households tho tend to be very unequal

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I want to write something about “inequality from below” – how thru most of history small groups were more hierarchical than big ones

I wanted to call the book “As If We Were Already Free”, then “The Mob Began to Think And Reason” – both titles were nuked though

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(…) exactly what so many US liberal commentators blast me for as paranoid. He said “but from anywhere but the US, it’s just so obvious.”

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L’Express interviewer today praised my analysis of connection of US military power & the dominance of the dollar. I remarked “That’s (…)

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Activist food torture: being block away from all favorite dimsum in NYC but yet again having to go to boring veggie dimsum place instead

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actually not a bad song even if Direct Action wasn’t in the video http://t.co/uaz10qrQz4 …

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