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  1. All posts must be memes and follow a general meme setup.

  2. No unedited webcomics.

  3. Someone saying something funny or cringe on twitter/tumblr/reddit/etc. is not a meme. Post that stuff in /c/slop

  4. Va*sh posting is haram and will be removed.

  5. Follow the code of conduct.

  6. Tag OC at the end of your title and we'll probably pin it for a while if we see it.

  7. Recent reposts might be removed.

  8. Tagging OC with the hexbear watermark is praxis.

  9. No anti-natalism memes. See: Eco-fascism Primer

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Cute Russian comic. The home of the official English version is here if anyone wants to skip ahead (or support them): https://boosty.to/gabiconomics-en

Assembly line production is a manufacturing method where products are built step-by-step along a specialized production line. Each stage of the process is handled by different workers or machines, each performing a specific task. This system increases efficiency, standardization, and output by minimizing delays between operations. A key feature of mass production, widely used in industries like automotive, electronics, and consumer goods.

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Cute Russian comic. The home of the official English version is here if anyone wants to skip ahead (or support them): https://boosty.to/gabiconomics-en

An overproduction crisis is a recurring phenomenon in capitalist economies, where more goods and services are produced than consumers can buy with their available income (and thus supply exceeds effective demand). This mismatch leads to unsold inventory, falling prices, reduced profits, layoffs, and sometimes even economic recessions. It highlights a structural imbalance, as production may grow faster than the market’s ability to absorb what is produced.

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Shes reading through the principles of dialectical materialism and put together this meme.

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Cute Russian comic. The home of the official English version is here if anyone wants to skip ahead (or support them): https://boosty.to/gabiconomics-en

Negation of the negation is a key concept in dialectical philosophy, particularly in Hegelian and Marxist thought. It describes a three-stage process of development: starting from an initial state (thesis), transitioning to its opposite (antithesis), and then resolving this conflict by moving to a new state that incorporates elements of both (synthesis). This final state isn't a return to the original, but a higher-level transformation that retains essential aspects while overcoming contradictions.

In simple terms, it's the idea that progress often occurs through a spiral - not a straight line - where things seem to be undone or reversed, only to evolve into something more advanced. Not as a logical fallacy but rather a model for understanding dialectical development in nature, history, and thought.

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I have no idea what any of this means

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Normies can be reached and memes help. I've already gotten some "maybe we were too auick to judge China" reactions when I point out they execute child molesters.

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Cute Russian comic. The home of the official English version is here if anyone wants to skip ahead (or support them): https://boosty.to/gabiconomics-en

Labour migration is the movement of working-age people to a different region or country for the purpose of employment. It typically occurs when individuals seek better job opportunities, higher wages, or improved living conditions, and can be temporary or permanent depending on economic and legal factors.

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Guess who just learned about the Barbara Pit

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