flight paths discussion

these books are quick to read as a bit of a break between denser works

refer to our library which has a dedicated shelf

I forgot about the wedge shelf. Too bad there is only one book-and that Hesse!

I'm reading Lovers at the Chameleon Club, Paris 1932-not exactly a wedge book but easier and a break from the compelling but horrific other book I'm reading, The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein about the use by capitalists of disasters-natural and man-made (sometimes with their assistance) to create economic windfalls for the wealthy.

funny in the not haha way
we were jysr talking about that yesterday...lotta so called anti poverty groupc function that eay:even starbucks us in on the game. they donate sttale baked goods for brownie pointd and free publicity

I'm especially interested in the topic given corporate takeover of many public school systems in the U.S. and the establishment of corporate-backed charter schools with their agenda of turning out capitalists/drones.

As a capitalist drone it is perhaps not what you have more about what you do with what you have.:-)

True. But with the mega-capitalists, it's all about how they get what they have. And it is truly frightening. King can't touch the true horror stories.

it seems pretty clear capitalism has hit a wall...yet we keep grinding on.watch out for falling plaster

Some of those chunks could kill you!

exactly!
which is why i am resisting just finding a safe nook to curl up with a book and am carrying on with my perceived mission.

ice, you capitalist drone you, you are on the mark
but it just so happens that if you have more you can do more,too bad for us who have less