Cultural Capital

The conversation on Tuesday was intriguing because of the intricacies of industrialism and economics. The most interesting part was the dynamic of risk management playing into the differences between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. It seems as if we are at the workplace in order pay off those debts that we have acquired instead of the slow-paced pay-as-you- go society. It should also be pointed out that self-determinism has risen at the same time that exploitation is adopted and jobs are outsourced. As I jotted down notes between the two economies, one similarity is that both times were on the brink of depression. Another funny topic is the “logic of capitalism”. Basing an argument on the reasoning of advertising, wouldn’t the buying
tendency to have new products constantly a sort of irrational ideology.I think it is important that we are skeptical of the hypocrisies of
current ideologies.