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Scroll, Consume, Repeat: Marx on Modern Life
What happens when the father of communism meets the age of influencers, hustle culture, and algorithmic addiction?
Scroll, Consume, Repeat reimagines Karl Marx waking up in the 21st century—and finding that capitalism hasn’t just survived, it’s gone viral. From curated personal brands to subscription-based intimacy, from motivational hustle memes to the commodification of self-worth, today’s world is a marketplace of everything, including you.
With wit, insight, and a touch of sarcasm, this book explores how Marx’s timeless critique of exploitation, alienation, and inequality applies to our digital
Personal Development and Success: Why “be your best self” often means “be your most profitable self.”
Inspiration and Learning: How the price of excellence is paid by workers you’ll never see.
Family and Relationships: When parenting becomes project management—and every moment is content.
Leisure and Entertainment: How binge-watching, celebrity worship, and online shopping keep us docile.
Society and Inequality: Why the gap between rich and poor has become a chasm—no matter how many productivity hacks you try.
Complete with imagined Marx quotes that are equal parts clever and cutting, Scroll, Consume, Repeat is both a critique and an invitation—to question, to laugh, and to remember that your life is worth more than the sum of your clicks.
If you’ve ever felt exhausted by the endless treadmill of self-optimization, or wondered whether there’s more to life than working, scrolling, and buying, this book is for you.
Scroll, Consume, Repeat reimagines Karl Marx waking up in the 21st century—and finding that capitalism hasn’t just survived, it’s gone viral. From curated personal brands to subscription-based intimacy, from motivational hustle memes to the commodification of self-worth, today’s world is a marketplace of everything, including you.
With wit, insight, and a touch of sarcasm, this book explores how Marx’s timeless critique of exploitation, alienation, and inequality applies to our digital
Personal Development and Success: Why “be your best self” often means “be your most profitable self.”
Inspiration and Learning: How the price of excellence is paid by workers you’ll never see.
Family and Relationships: When parenting becomes project management—and every moment is content.
Leisure and Entertainment: How binge-watching, celebrity worship, and online shopping keep us docile.
Society and Inequality: Why the gap between rich and poor has become a chasm—no matter how many productivity hacks you try.
Complete with imagined Marx quotes that are equal parts clever and cutting, Scroll, Consume, Repeat is both a critique and an invitation—to question, to laugh, and to remember that your life is worth more than the sum of your clicks.
If you’ve ever felt exhausted by the endless treadmill of self-optimization, or wondered whether there’s more to life than working, scrolling, and buying, this book is for you.
43 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 29, 2025
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