>>2976 incredibly based

>>2977 No; unfortunately Brill only ever distributes pdfs from the looks of it.

>>2976 Based-ass nigga right here

>>2765 jacobin interview with the book's editor: https://jacobinmag.com/2020/08/amadeo-bordiga-italian-communism

So is anyone here reading it? What are your thoughts thus far?

E = mc²

If you are German I can just send you my analysis script. Teaches you everything you need to know about higher level mathematics.

Introduction to Electrodynamics by David Griffiths might be what you’re looking for. it goes over the math you need for the book and it teaches you all about electricity and magnetism which are very easy to experiment with by just picking up a breadboard and some wires and batteries.

What kind of things do you do? As someone with a maths degree it isn't all that practical. The most useful is probably trigonometry and just knowing algebra well, so you can rearrange equations to find out stuff.

>>3010 what's an analysis script?

In just 4 years in power: > Illiteracy rate dropped in 49% in just 2 years > Over six hundred poor workers received house repair materials through the National House Repair Programme >Thirty Community Centres opened, others being built >Numerous communities cleaned up and improved by voluntary work brigades. >50,000 Grenadians treated by members of the Cuban Medical Workers Team in Grenada >Social projects Units set up in the Ministry of Communications and Works to provide materials for community work around the country >More than 2500 new jobs created >All anti-worker laws abolished. >Trade Union membership increased to 50% from 30% under Gairy to 80% now. >Workers protected by Trade Union Recognition Act. >Maternity Leave Law passed. Major benefits for women in the country. >Equal pay for equal work established by PRG. >All forms of discrimination against women outlawed, law passed to guarantee opportunities to the women of our country. >Secondary School fees reduced to $12.50 per term from $50.00 before the Revolution. In September, secondary education will be free >Over 250 Grenadian students studying abroad on scholarships, as opposed to 3 in 1978. >Volunteer teachers of the Centre for Popular Education, CPE, have started to teach illiterate persons in the country.

>>34 One more book on Grenadian history

Also here is my collection of videos, documentaries, speeches on Maurice Bishop and The People's Revolutionary Government: > Bishop's speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7MtydR-fiI < An inside on The People's Revolutionary Government > AP Archive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYg0nLgGyn0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeEQobmmuwk > Fidel visits Grenada https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhsRGC18m3o > Grenada - Revo Documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFiYHj3nAJI (part 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6ZBTa47o_w (part 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtvGdbg3skI (part 3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-4WkI3PNoo (part 4) < About Bishop > Grenada's Transformative Figures - Chapter 3 - Maurice Bishop

Also I forgot some more important links > Bishop's biography https://thegrenadarevolutiononline.com/bishopcopyrighted.html > List of all Bishop's speeches https://thegrenadarevolutiononline.com/bishspeechlist.html > Bishop's writing "Why a newspaper?" https://thegrenadarevolutiononline.com/bishnewspaper.html

>>3001 Also here is his voice in high quality

>>1923 Yeah, hardcore nationalists still consider it 'Elsaß-Lothringen'. No one else cares, it's a part of France.

>>2664 I don't know about the "Sovjet citizens" but the "Sovereign citizens" comparison is on-point.

>>1910 Because Poland is full of reactionaries and reactionary nationalism, to the point where we prefer the Germans.

>>2984 "Soviet citizens" are a movement of Russians who act as if the Soviet Union still exists and that they are not subject to the laws of the Russian Federation. Similarly to sovereign citizens and Reich citizens they are also attracted to absurd conspiracy theories.

>>1 I like how in his latest video he was clearly butthurt about clever political maneuvering by Tito at the expense of the british LMAO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D87vVWjtp_U

>>2045 sometimes right-wing idiots can still make good content. See TiK vidoes before he came out as a libertardian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bc-rFzC63hU

>>1 He's fun to listen to but a British nationalist so I don't take him seriously on anything related to the UK.

>>2520 "Denying Hitler was a socialist means denying the holocaust happened"

>>312 If you are into medieval weapons and martial arts scholagladiatoria blows them all out of the water and is not a retarded right winger: https://www.youtube.com/user/scholagladiatoria

>>2158 (cont.) I want to say an additional observation, which I think you wouldn't find frequently in Marxist literature. I call this the Golden Law of Socialist Economy: ~ In the condition of good environment, the lower GDP of a socialist country is, the better efficiency it will achieve ~

>>2155 >Why can't someone start a business though and go from rags to riches? Such examples are rare, but in any event even if they were more common that would not be the relevant point. An enterprising peasant in the Mughal empire could become a zamindar - whether people change the positions they occupy doesn't change whether those positions are exploitative. >The market values assets because of demand, and if you are able to fulfill this demand, you get rewarded This might be a plausible account of CEO pay - that investors pay CEOs much because they know they're so good at their jobs. (There are of course other explanations, but we're not worried about that issue right now.) However, when you buy a company's assets, you're not buying the CEO's time - you're buying the assets. This can be seen most clearly in the purchase, valuation, and payoffs of securities which don't have to be actively managed at all. (If you're a Nazi this is proof that bankers don't do "real" work but factory owners do, but if you think through the logic of the market at all you'll see that people who own shares of each sector are collecting rent on it in similar ways.)

>>2158 >>2159 >>2160 >>2161 dilate

>>2146 >In capitalist philosophy on the other hand, exploitation requires the use of force. A worker is not forced to work for me for example, they are 100% free to go find a different job or start their own company. Man, you have got to read Marx.

>>2146 >A worker is not forced to work for me for example, they are 100% free to go find a different job or start their own company. Good job outing yourself as a high schooler. Literally no adult with a mature brain believes in that myth.

anyone know sites with good history boards?

>>765 How can anyone rationally believe that when the easier answer is that you only learn European history in school?

>>855 Bunkerchan.xyz/edu It’d be good if we had more people.

>>866 >>855 I sexond this one

>>2495 >please find me books that already agree with my beliefs

>>2944 >hey I'm reading this subject and I want to know more about <heh, you're just an echo chamber kid peak idiocy

>>2495 Heidegger is more materialist than Marx

>>2949 As is Deleuze. There's also vitalism. Which is and isn't materialist depending on your flavor.

>>2950 Deleuze is just a naive realist

>>2916 Marxists acknowledge that contradictions are inherent to all things in themselves across all times. There is no such thing as an absolute harmony which can be disturbed or reach. Hence dialectics are anti-determinist at a fundamental zero-level.

Historical determinism is often used to mean the belief that history is outside the control of humanity and instead happens to them like the weather. Meanwhile Marx claimed that humans are capable of consciously changing their material conditions (by "revolutionary activity").