Marxist-Capitalism: Rage Within the Machine | Simon Biltcliffe | TEDxUniversityofManchester
Marxist-Capitalism: Rage Within the Machine
Simon continues to bring a unique blend of no-nonsense business acumen and insightful philosophy to business leaders across the UK and beyond. A winner of the UK Institute of Directors Director of the Year award, Simon is acknowledged as an outstanding business creator and thought-provoking imparter of commercial wisdom. With £10,000 of his own money, Simon built Webmart on his Marxist-capitalist philosophy and has delivered vast returns both for the business and for the wider community.
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simple messages, well communicated. Keep doing what you do well. John
Terrific lecture...challenging widely held beliefs
Spot on.
Trickle down capitalist philosophy and elitism doesn't work and never has but we are just starting to see it in unusual places like USA and Iran at the same time. Simon is suggesting a practical solution that works well for likes of John Lewis retailer and major football clubs like Barcelona. They may operate the same model as Simon's but more sharing for greater reurns and less taking for the sake of taking can work it seems.
This guy forgets that it could be the other way around.. people who are unhappy (for exmaple if they get sick) might be spending more (for meidcation)
I would love to see the best pf both worlds. ETF that only invests im companies like these
Holacracy and this model both seem to rely on members/employees understanding both the principles of the organizational structure and the company. That is asking a lot of the current batch of humans running about, sadly.
100 percents of lie
The only solution I see is to opt out of the consumer economy and break the machine. If just 10% if the population all stopped paying for anything for almost three months then the system would break under bank defaults. Then perhaps they will listen.