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The Story Behind the Book:
Thousands apply for grueling jobs in Amazon warehouses, low-paid serfdom with only one purpose: increasing the profits of billionaires. Wouldn't it be beneficial if those people had an alternative source of paid work that served the interests of their family and community?
Many people dismiss my proposed alternative (CLIME) as too idealistic to work in the real world. Nobody says corporations are too idealistic to work in the real world, yet CLIME is a system of community owned and run corporations. The only difference between the two is the purpose and ownership.
It's always interesting when a conventional financial analyst discusses the same issues I routinely address, and reaches very similar conclusions. Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid has penned a comprehensive summary that reads like a toned-down version of my posts: On The Cusp Of A New Era Characterized By Disorder.
Reid lists eight key dynamics which he sees as self-reinforcing drivers of global disorder. The eight will likely be familiar to you.
What Reid couldn't say (given his position) is that the global economic system was unsustainable (i.e. broken) long before the pandemic revealed the fragility of this incredibly destructive and unfair arrangement--an arrangement that the vast majority of participants view as permanent.
This illusion of permanence is collapsing, and what Reid characterizes as an Age of Disorder I would call the Age of Uncertainty, because we really don't know where the disorder and unsustainability will take us, even as we know there is no way to keep the financialization - globalization - growth Titanic from sinking.
We need a fix, but nobody can fix it. All the system can do is shepherd the wealthy and powerful into the few lifeboats and distract the rest of us with a deranging circus of divisiveness and other entertainments.
The Old Normal is gone for good, and the deck is shifting ominously beneath our feet. Now is the moment to ask: what would a fairer, more sustainable system look like? How would it be better for me, humanity and the planet?
Clearly, it's time for a new arrangement that's actually sustainable on our resource-depleted planet that doesn't favor wealthy insiders.
But those gorging on inequality will never accept reforms that strip away their unearned privileges, and so the only practical way forward is a Hacker's Teleology.
What's a Hacker's Teleology? A hack is a workaround in a kludgy, broken system--a new way of connecting the dots. Teleology means the destination we end up reaching because that's where the dots lead.
This is why the title of my new book is A Hacker's Teleology: Sharing the Wealth of Our Shrinking Planet.
In this book I connect the dots of my own life experiences to show how a sustainably fair way of organizing human activity would work. In telling my story, I'm also telling our story, because we all share our limited-resources world and the same aspirations for fairness, belonging, getting ahead and a say in our future.
Those of you who read my 2015 book A Radically Beneficial World are already familiar with my proposed alternative system, one that is voluntary and self-organizing: the community labor integrated money economy (CLIME).
This is an arrangement that would actually work for all of us--and our world--because it treats everyone equally and is designed for DeGrowth, i.e. wise, frugal use of our planet's resources, rather than the current arrangement's insane goal of endless growth of consumption and inequality (and debt to fund the consumption) on a finite planet.
Those of you who've read any of my books know that 'me, the writer' rarely makes an appearance. Since humans connect to personal stories far more easily than to abstract analysis, I've given many readers little to engage their interest.
My longtime friend G.F.B. was able, after repeated efforts, to get this through my thick skull, and so in this book, for the first time, my own experiences are the threads weaving the ideas together.
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My hesitation was always based on the ordinariness of my life experiences. What could possibly be of interest to readers? But G.F.B. sent me a quote which made a deep impression: 'I discovered that I was the world's leading expert in one thing: my experience.' (Peter Schjeldahl)
This book connects the dots between the two things I'm an expert on: my experience and the CLIME system.
The title A Hacker's Teleology came to me two decades ago, and I've been mulling the book I would write for all these years. Once I finally understood what my friend had been trying to get through my stubborn skull, I finally knew how to fulfill the promise of the title.
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I've put together excerpts from each of the book's sections (PDF) which you can download for free.These are a tasting menu of the entire banquet.
Humanity desperately needs a fairer, more sustainable way of organizing human activity and my hope is this book is a small step toward that goal.
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