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Ever wondered where your medical disposables come from? We spoke to a medical engineer... Defend our NHS NHS Workers Say NO! Endnotes Red Medicine vitalsignsmag.org/posts/intervie…

Wow, this anonymous engineer said a lot of things I would have said if I were asked these same questions. Vital Signs Magazine AngryWorkers vitalsignsmag.org/posts/intervie…

📻 Workers’ Inquiry - A new podcast series by Notes from Below! Today we launch “Workers Inquiry”, a new podcast series about work, struggle and revolution. Listen here: buff.ly/3W5HDwo

This year, our campaign turns five years old! 🧁5⃣ Since we launched in 2020, over 6,000 tech and video game workers have organized to improve workplace conditions, win historic contracts, and build worker power across the industry. And we're just getting started. 💪

this is who the worst people on earth want you to hate btw

"Unhappy is the Land That Needs Heroes" by Geoff Aung, published jointly with Endnotes chuangcn.org/2025/01/unhapp…

As Myanmar’s insurrectionary rupture climbed hills to ignite a rural armed struggle, however, a new set of contradictions emerged. This is where the principle contradiction between insurgency and autonomy enters.

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As Chinese New Year nears, the season of wage recovery is in full swing—migrant workers fight to claim unpaid wages before heading home. Rather than listing individual protests and actions (too numerous), here’s what Kuaishou users are saying about them in the comments.

I have the same username on the other (colorful, celestial) website for this interested in spending less time on this one.

Ok so this post is getting some heat, but I feel like it's a good teaching moment. How would a machine shop make this part, and why might it be expensive? I'm assuming it's like 1-2" diameter and <5pc, and no crazy tolerances (+/- 0.005", 3um Ra or similar) - 2 axis lathe:

Our Research Group returns Sunday at 5 to discuss Phil A. Neel & Nick Chavez's 2023 Endnotes essay "Forest and Factory: The Science and the Fiction of Communism": endnotes.org.uk/posts/forest-a… More info: instagram.com/p/DKf5UccRrLC/

In Dams and Deluge: On Communist Niche Construction, P. takes us through an extensive mediation on the many lessons that communists can learn from beavers. These enigmatic ecosystem engineers offer numerous lessons for those who look closely.

Beavers mirror our own species capacity for niche construction. Recognizing this helps us understand not only capitalism's destructive character but also the key to communism's conscious embrace of this ecological reciprocity.

"[Beavers] would gift their knowledge to those of us who would accept it. I have learned from them, and here I have passed a bit of that knowledge on to you. But their gift is not without obligation. How might we reciprocate?"

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