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Okay, so I'm not sure if this is the place to post this, of it should be on Freechat or some other place, but being a gamer who has lately been somewhat conflicted between the need to

touch grassAs alluded to by the guys at TheDeprogram Podcast on their episode titled Touch Grass
, which ironically means just have fun playing videogames, and not just focusing on being a socialist 24/7 and all the things one is missing by not reading enough theory, or not organizing, or not working, or blablablablabla...

But I'd always love to see some sort of marxist analysis of programming, and software, and ofc...videogames! And so this is just an article by Jacobin Magazine, which summarizes the contents of the book

(which I've not read)But looks intresting given what the article says
Marx at the Arcade.

And I thought it would be the perfect thing to share here in Lemmygrad. Hope I'm not mistaken posting this here.

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[–] Pieplup@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 1 month ago

I think the issue is capital G Gamers people who vocally identify as gamers are naturally usually straight white men who feel maligned by society. so they are naturally vunerable to right wing propaganda.