HomePosts tagged 'politics'

MK Ultra History: From CIA Labs to Digital Surveillance

December 13, 2025December 13, 2025 Sumo Sized Ginger Musings Behavioral Modification, cia, CIA History, Cold War Secrets, Digital Surveillance, Frank Olson, Government Conspiracies, history, Mind Control Experiments, MK Ultra, news, politics, Project MKUltra, Psychological Warfare, Sidney Gottlieb, Social Media Addiction, Surveillance Capitalism, Ted Kaczynski

MK Ultra history reveals CIA mind control experiments evolved into digital surveillance capitalism. How Cold War tactics became your smartphone addiction.

The Great Rig: A Human Guide To Corporate Greed, The AI Grift, and How We Fight Back-Bullshit With Gumoi

August 9, 2025August 10, 2025 Sumo Sized Ginger Musings 3.5% rule, 4-day week, accountant, activism, AFL-CIO, AI, AI automation, AI Ethics, AI job displacement, AI job replacement, AI regulation, AI transparency, algorithmic bias, algorithmic boss, algorithmic management, American Economy, antitrust, are stock buybacks bad for workers, arguments against unions, Artificial Intelligence, artist, at-will employment, austerity, Austin, Australia, automation, B-Corp, benefit corporation, benefits of AI in the workplace, black-box algorithm, burnout, can my boss fire me for talking about my salary, Canada, capital gains, career stagnation, CEO pay, circular economy, civil resistance, class warfare, co-ops, coder, collective action, collective action waivers, collective bargaining, concerted activity, copywriter, corporate accountability, corporate depression, corporate greed, corporate profits, corporate social responsibility, corporate-speak, customer service representative, data analyst, data dignity, data poisoning, data scraping, de-skilling, degrowth, democratic socialism, department of labor, derivatives, designer, developer, doughnut economics, economic inequality, economic justice, Economic Policy Institute, employee empowerment, employee handbooks, employee morale, employee rights, EPI, Erica Chenoweth, ESG, EU AI Act, executive compensation, exploitation, fair labor practices, federal reserve, feeling exploited at work, feeling undervalued, fighting for better working conditions, finance industry, financial analyst, financial corruption, financialization, Flint Sit-Down Strike, forced arbitration, four-day work week, FRED, free market solutions to inequality, future of work, generative AI, gig economy, Gilded Age, Glaze, global economy, Goldman Sachs AI Report, grassroots organizing, Haymarket Affair, hedge funds, hope, how to ask for a pay rise, how to deal with a toxic workplace, how to fight back against your company, how to form a union, how to improve productivity, how to negotiate a raise, HR coordinator, human rights at work, IBM, imposter syndrome, income inequality, increasing shareholder value, Industrial Revolution, Ireland, is the economy rigged, Jaron Lanier, job security, journalist, Klarna, labor history, labor movement, labor rights, Large Language Models, late-stage capitalism, leverage, living wage, LLM, lobbying, London, Luddites, machine learning, managing employee dissent, market fundamentalism, marketing specialist, mental health at work, micro-union, Microsoft Work Trend Index, Milton Friedman, misclassification, Mondragon, monopoly, monopsony, my boss is spying on me, my job is being automated, National Labor Relations Act, nationalization, NDA, negotiation, neoliberalism, New York City, New Zealand, Nightshade, NLRB, non-compete agreements, non-disclosure agreements, NYC, NYC Local Law 144, offshoring, oligopoly, optimization, OSHA, paralegal, participatory economics, politics, post-capitalism, powerlessness, private equity, productivity pay gap, project manager, public ownership, Pullman Strike, quiet desperation, quiet quitting, rage applying, Reaganomics, recruiter, regulatory capture, rent-seeking, resistance, right to work laws, rightsizing, Robber Barons, SAG-AFTRA Strike, San Francisco, Seattle, severance agreements, shareholder activism, shareholder primacy, shareholder value, signs of corporate greed, Silicon Valley, social justice, software engineer, solidarity economy, stakeholder capitalism, stock buybacks, strikes, surveillance, synergy, tech ethics, tech industry, technology, Thatcherism, the 1%, The New Deal, time off task, TOT, training data, translator, trickle-down failure, UAW, UBI, UK, understanding economic reports, union busting tactics, unionizing, unions, universal basic income, USA, vulture capitalism, wage theft, walkouts, Wall Street, Washington D.C., wealth gap, WGA Strike, what to do if AI takes my job, whistleblower protection, white-collar jobs, why are wages so low, why CEO pay is justified, work reform, work slowdown, worker cooperatives, worker rights, worker solidarity, workplace anxiety, workplace organizing, workplace trauma, writer, writing

The Great Rig: A Human Guide to Corporate Greed, the AI Grift, and How We Fight Back 3D title card for 'Jackasses with AI: The Holy War Against Bullshit' with cracked green text over a blue and green energy explosion background.\It's not just a title. It's a fucking mission statement. You’re not “participating in the … Continue reading The Great Rig: A Human Guide To Corporate Greed, The AI Grift, and How We Fight Back-Bullshit With Gumoi