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IT Moonlighting & Consumer Lives Matter
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In this episode of Positively Pedestrian, we discuss IT professionals and employees in other related career fields that can be done remotely, double or triple dipping working several jobs simultaneously, and tools that help people pull this off. We talk a bit about the right to death, then transition to the intricacies of capitalism and contemplate whether deceit is a required skill set within capitalism. Then we have a look at the major health and wellness factors plaguing many Americans, especially the more relatively poor. Finally, we discuss gamifying self-improvement, utilizing a grass roots movement and the natural propensity for groupism to build a counterculture against rampant consumerism.
Chapters
1. Ghosting Online Meetings & Hi-Tech IT Moonlighting (00:00:00)
2. Misguided Life Philosophy & Right to Death (00:07:40)
3. Overemploy.com & Labor’s Role in Capitalism (00:12:50)
4. Is Deception a Required Feature of Capitalism? (00:16:58)
5. Creativity in Conspiracy Theories & Imagination (00:23:57)
6. American Exceptionalism 9/11 & Psyops (00:27:00)
7. Why The Twin Towers Actually Fell on 9/11 (00:35:35)
8. Weapons of Mass Consumption Destruction (00:41:36)
9. Black Lives Matter – What Actually Matters (00:45:00)
10. What Major Matters Impact American Lives (00:50:00)
11. Shaping the Narrative & Imagination (00:53:02)
12. Groupism, Tribalism and Diabolic Genius (00:55:40)
13. Gamifying Being Better & Reducing Consumption (01:00:15)
14. Need For Massive Grass Roots Counterculture (01:04:28)
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