Track list:
1. COPKILLER420 - Is This Real
2. Kenneth C M Young - I Am Astro Bot [Playroom Remix]
3. Sweet Trip - Dsco
4. Alisa - Everlasting Love
5. CAPSULE - music controller (piconova-mix)
6. Keiichi Okabe - City Ruins / Rays of Light
7. CFCF - Model Castings
8. 100 gecs - fallen 4 u
9. Sonic Coaster Pop - Super Speed POP★STAR
10. Sonic Coaster Pop - Summer In The Pool
11. Fantastic Plastic Machine - Lotto
12. DV-i - Media Prototype (Text 888 For reinabe)
13. Melting Holidays - Pavement
14. Jollymusic - Talco Uno
15. murphy341 - The Killers vs Tekken 5 - "Mr. Poolside"

summer hexD mix

Don't Kill This Thing [2009]

3K17 #FlexinAlliKnow The Ep Dripped ...& #HML (Hit My Line)Was The Hit Single Off it Produced By Tre'Beat x Sleep Catcher Mixed By Cartier'GOD #OceanGANG

Cartier'GOD #HML #CartieMix

Yrrr Mind

Greta Thunberg Wearing A Leather Trenchcoat Filled With Ecstacy // Designer Drugs Save The Planet

prod by GLACIERbaby
lyrics/vocals by PK Shellboy

FxG3000

Jeopardy

reptillian club boyz - ohh yeaaa juiced up pop punk emo swag [LIM<P PUMPO REMIX}

FxG FT @aolbeats
KEEP YOUR HEAD UP KEEP YOUR LIGHTS HIGH

Highlight (ft. AOL)

limeboiler - long time 🦋 + (carti remix)

“Free markets drive innovation!” It’s a narrative imparted to us ad nauseam. The ultimate catalyst of creation and progress — we’re told by policymakers, business executives, think tanks, and the media outlets that bolster them — in which great strides in healthcare, electronics, media, and other areas are the domain of private enterprise motivated by competition and profit, and unencumbered by state intervention. 

As the prospect of socialism — or at least the word “socialism” — regains currency in the West, these claims have resurged. Capitalism’s supporters insist that a profit-first system is the reason the world is always improving, lifting people out of poverty while equipping them with iPhones, WiFi, and central air conditioning. Socialism, they contend, hinders innovation because public ownership of the means of production removes the competition and profit that ostensibly incentivize creativity. 

But why are we expected to believe that concentrating ownership of the means of production in the hands of a few is the key to progress and prosperity for all? How is it that the most important metrics of “innovation” are consumer goods available to some, rather than socialized, need-based programs available to all? And above all, who does this narrative that “innovation” is driven by Anglo-American style Randian capitalism really serve? 

On this episode, we delve into these questions, looking at how the United States — the world’s foremost champion of capitalism — packages propaganda about its alleged innovation; the reasons capitalism not only fails to drive innovation, but also actively destroys it; and the U.S.’s brutal actions to thwart socialist efforts toward a more equitably and sustainable version of “innovation” at home and aboard. 

Our guest is Current Affairs associate editor Vanessa A. Bee.

summer hexD mix

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