Avainsana: anthropology

Zen and the Art of Dissatisfaction – Part 13

touko 13, 2025

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senseimikko

in Zen and the Art of Dissatisfaction

This post examines the intricate history of financial systems, revealing the cyclical nature of debt and its role in social inequality. From medieval state borrowing to modern economic practices, the evolution of money illustrates how our current financial landscape perpetuates obligation and dissatisfaction, raising moral questions about wealth distribution and societal well-being.
Zen and the Art of Dissatisfaction – Part 12

touko 4, 2025

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senseimikko

in Zen and the Art of Dissatisfaction

This post examines the violent origins of market capitalism, highlighting the human cost of colonial exploitation, particularly in the nutmeg trade. It critiques traditional economic narratives through historical examples, emphasizing the transition from honor-based economies to coercive debt systems, revealing foundational injustices in the evolution of modern economies.