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This post lives on The Postmodern Terminal, my Gemini capsule. I wrote about why I'm posting there.

Alienation is the theoretical name for work that has become estranged from the worker, and resonance is the positive concept a critique of work needs to build toward.

Read it in a Gemini client at gemini://adjb.smol.pub/alienation-and-the-meaning-of-work, or in a browser at adjb.smol.pub/alienation-and-the-meaning-of-work.

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