In the Fourth Sunday before Advent in Year C, we are starting a short series reading through 2 Thessalonians, and this week’s reading is the whole of Chapter 1. It is a challenging reading, talking of the suffering of the Thessalonians Christians, and their steadfastness as a sign of God’s favour. But it also speaks ... Continue Reading The post Tribulation, endurance, and hope in 2 Thessalonians 1 video discussion first appeared on Psephizo.| Psephizo
How to check whether a string contains a substring in JavaScript? has a community effort lock on it, preventing any new answers from being added. I can see why this probably happened, as it seems to be a highly-visited question with many answers that are just restating one another. But this is also preventing new information from being added. For example, I had put together a way to do substring checks in a i18n-friendly way (e.g. it doesn't split surrogate pairs in the larger string when che...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
It looks like How to check whether a string contains a substring in JavaScript? was made into a community wiki post, and most of its answers have been deleted, causing only 3 of the most useful ones to remain. But I feel like a lot of useful knowledge has been lost in the process. Yes, myString.includes(mySubString) is now the official way to check for a substring in a string in JavaScript, but there's still value in other answers that are now deleted. Examples: https://stackoverflow.com/a/19...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Spring Boot @Async methods not inheriting trace context from @Scheduled parent method - how to propagate traceId and have a new spanId? was closed as a duplicate of How to propagate traceId to other threads in one transaction for Spring Boot 3.x along with Micrometer The closed question has 2 requirements: to propagate trace ID to an @Async method at the same time to have a new span ID in the @Async method The requirements The question's 1st requirement overlaps with duplicate target, while t...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Here's my question: Can Postman manage mTLS negotiation using client cert from Windows keystore? What is Postman if not a tool for developers and development? How can a tool have 12 thousand questions and its own tag but not be something we can ask about here? Per Wikipedia (emphasis mine): Postman is an Indian-origin global software company that offers an API platform for developers to design, build, test, and collaborate on APIs.| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
I was looking at the Blaze page of Charcoal's web site for Stack Overflow. I saw this: It looks like a typical "not-an-answer" answer. But actually it is a reply to one of these new opinion based questions, currently being tested: I assume this happened because the reply has the same URL structure as an answer. See that /a/ segment in the following example URL from the above screenshot (specifically, from the "share" link): https://stackoverflow.com/a/79802194 (I guess these new replies are b...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Update: October 29, 2025 Questions are a bit tricky to locate since we don't have a the question labeling supported. For the time being I will keep this table updated daily so interested community members can find them easier. Question Title (As of October 29) How to load a website (HTML) and click a button? optional prerequisites in gnu make How to step out chain of promises How to integrate JaCoCo into a spring boot OCI image to measure E2E testing code coverage? How to retain CrewAI Short-...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Update October 27th, 2025 We have officially launched this experiment to ten percent of all users on Stack Overflow who have not opted out of experiments. Couple of things to note: We have moved the staff chat mentioned at the bottom of the post to November 4th at 9 AM EST. Again, please check back before that date and time for the link. We wanted to give the community at least a week from when the experiment launched before having the chat. For any examples of opinion-based questions that yo...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Why isn't providing a minimal tag-wiki mandatory, when new tags are created? There's a number of unclear tags around like the one mentioned in this question. Many of them may be even have been crea...| Meta Stack Overflow
I just came across a (now deleted) answer during review, that upon first glance looked like a bunch of word vomit or spam. However, upon reading through it twice, I realized, that the author actually was offering a solution to the problem described in the question, however bad their English might be. I am not a subject expert, but from what I could tell, the solution described was not yet mentioned in other answers available, and the question was still somewhat recent making this more relevan...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
I am often looking at "Linked" topics on the right to go through duplicate chains or whatever when searching for answers to my or someone's else problem (yes, I am checking for duplicates before posting my answers). It's kind of important to me. Now I know why I hate this new "Community Activity" tab. Because it's on top. And it's useless to me. 0 value. Absolute 0. I also hate and never read stackoverflow blogs. Those are also on top. 0 value. Other news (mainly announcements) I need once a ...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
I've flagged this post (screenshot for <10K) for moderator for both being AI slop, and the account for being an obvious advertisement. (As a side note I also VTC the question, since it's request for documentation) My flag text was: The answer reads like AI slop, but the whole account seems to be just spam for some kind of shop (see their profile) This was declined with Thank you for raising this flag. I'm declining it since the question here is about Etsy and as far as I can see right now, th...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Is it currently possible to have Python snippets on Stack Overflow? Python is getting increasingly popular and is also currently the most tagged language in Stack Overflow. It has got 1177 questions| Meta Stack Overflow
I came across this question VBA opening 365 Workbook, need Editable, only can get ReadOnly, which seemed to be a very obvious duplicate of SharePoint File opening as Read Only. The only problem is that the original question has no answers, albeit that it has a comment clearly showing what was wrong. Is it OK in this case to Close Vote as a duplicate, even though the duplicate technically has no answers?| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
I ask this question in continuation of this question. Lately I've been trying to figure out exactly what makes a good answer on Stack Overflow. If I write carefully, using proper punctuation, grammar, and structure, my answer will sometimes be flagged or commented on as one generated by large language models, but if I write more carelessly or skip some corrections, my post will be at risk of being downvoted due to poor writing quality. I sometimes use Google Translate, which automatically add...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
The language-lawyer tag has the excerpt: For questions about the intricacies of formal or authoritative specifications of programming languages. My edit adding this tag to a question about icalendar was reverted, because iCalendar isn't a programming language. Per the letter of the tag wiki, this is correct: programming-languaginess is a spectrum, and iCal – being less languagey than HTML – probably doesn't qualify. However, in practice the tag's used for lawyering about a variety of thin...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
As we continue to explore ways to enhance engagement and lower barriers to participation within our comment system, we are now moving to a significant phase: testing a lower reputation requirement ...| Meta Stack Overflow
Hello friends! Welcome back to Trope Talks, a series where we have a discussion about various tropes that appear in fiction. It’s been quite a while since our last installment, but don’t worry. There are still a lot of tropes to talk about. Today’s trope is commonly disliked. It’s the… Miscommunication Trope! So basically, this … More Trope Talks ~ Miscommunication| I Have 12% of a Plan
I figured out an issue that I was about to ask in question Android Studio: Adding @+id through Design GUI Generates Errors, since I couldn't find any answers online. But while my answer resolves the| Meta Stack Overflow
This quarter, the Community Enablement team is focused on researching the asking experience. This research has led the team to consider the types of questions allowed on Stack Overflow and how to expand the process to accommodate more types of questions. Over the next few months, one of our key focuses will be centered on finding a home for a wider range of technical questions on Stack Overflow. We've observed that many valuable questions are closed as 'opinion-based' because they don't fit o...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
Update on October 16, 2025: The Free votes Experiment has now graduated, allowing thousands more Stack Overflow users to contribute to the platform by voting on content. We get roughly 1,000 - 1,200 free upvotes per day, as well as 100 - 200 free downvotes. We are excited to continue supporting this feature. Update on September 15, 2025: The Free Votes experiment has now been rolled out to 100% of eligible users on Stack Overflow. Update on Tuesday September 9, 2025: Free votes have begun to ...| Recent Questions - Meta Stack Overflow
New users frequently report to us that they view Stack Overflow as a slow place to get answers to problems that they face. Their perceptions are often rooted in the belief that many posts go unansw...| Meta Stack Overflow
Eva: I transitioned in 2021—but back in 2018, I feared being rejected for being trans. Here is a discussion between Natalie and myself about gender presentation, transitioning, and acceptance.| Embrace Autism
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Becker (@laurenashleybecker) Fall 2025 Bucket List Hopefully you can see the photo from Instagram above where I share my Fall Bucket List. If not, visit my Instagram here. Some of these are specific to the area that I live in, but I tried […]| Shooting Stars Mag
Today, the next instalment in a short series inspired by bad papers I’ve read (some of them, I have to admit, my own). I’ve let myself rant about what a Methods sections shouldn’t be, and what a Re…| Scientist Sees Squirrel
On September 16th, 2025, the James Madison Program hosted a panel discussion in response to Mr. Charlie Kirk’s assassination with Professors Greg Conti and Frances Lee. Professor Robert George organized the panel to discuss Kirk and the implications for civil discourse and free speech more broadly. The event was a success. The lecture hall was [...] The post James Madison Program Hosts Discussion on Charlie Kirk Assassination first appeared on The Princeton Tory.| The Princeton Tory
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Of course, it is a bit of a generalisation, but I think it’s true that a lot of people enjoyed playing Monopoly when they were children but now dislike the game as an adult. It used to be the…| On this I ponder
2024 was a year of not caring about stats. Although I looked at the numbers often and made notes, I didn't delve into them or the patterns that I noticed. In 2023, I realized that looking at numbers a lot did not help my motivation to blog and took steps away from it.| the wordy habitat
Are book reviews enough for book blogs? What do people like to see? What posts work better in the long run? What content helps form more relationships?| the wordy habitat
Ever since romance has become a more and more popular genre for people to turn to with the rise of Tiktok, I’ve wondered why I rarely feel inclined to pick up a romance book now.… More| Forever and Everly
When I was a child in school, I was never assigned the task of writing to an author — thank goodness, as such mandated correspondence is the dullest and most pointless kind. However, I did once write to the favorite author of my adolescence, Robin McKinley, and she not only answered with a real letter, … Continue reading Do you ever write to writers?| Entering the Enchanted Castle
I have a lot of books that I already own and need to read, but that never stops me from adding books to my ever-growing online wish list. Today, I thought I’d share some upcoming releases that I’d LOVE to read this Fall/Halloween. Do we have any of the same? Ten years ago, Jorie Stroud […]| Shooting Stars Mag
If I’m being honest here, I’ve been struggling with reading and online reading community since the end of last year. Yes, I was busy so I didn’t have as much time or brain space o…| The Literary Huntress
The nomination stats for the 2025 Hugo Awards have been posted by the Seattle Worldcon Hugo team after an excruciating several months wait since the winners were announced (you’re telling me …| Mr. Philip's Library
Of course, I track my reading. How else would I brag about it with data to back me up? 🤪 Tracking reading seems simple until you start doing it and get a whiff of the ways others do it in the online bookish community. As someone who's been reading for 10+ years and is an organisation and data patterns nerd, it's no surprise that I'm a bit obsessed with tracking my reading. The other benefits that come along with it help too.| the wordy habitat
Sometimes the date night conversation flows easily. Other times, it doesn't click. These are the times you could use a little boost.| Prepare/Enrich
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Although I’ve been watching quite a few films recently, I actually prefer watching TV series, and I used to rarely watch films. The reason why I prefer watching TV series is that there’…| On this I ponder
This exercise is best suited to those with an interest in the archaeology of Spanish Florida, stakeholders at archaeological sites, or using role-playing games for archaeological education. Users should know how to use the internet for research and interacting with digital documents like PDFs, but previous experience with archaeology and role-play is not required. This […] The post A Glorious Mystery: Rosaries and Robbery appeared first on The Alexandria Archive Institute.| The Alexandria Archive Institute
Whilst dog ownership continues to rise, there is a growing number of people who have had enough of 'dog entitlement complex'. Not everyone loves dogs, and here's why...| The London Economic
Hi friends. Why yes, it has been awhile since I posted here. I am active on social media though so please give me a follow on Instagram and/or TikTok (though probably more Instagram since TikTok STILL might be going away – who knows). Anyway, I am definitely going to try and post here more because […]| Shooting Stars Mag
To truly end plastic pollution, the Global Plastic Treaty must go beyond aspirations: a robust global monitoring system is critical.| The Ocean Cleanup
I procrastinated so hard to write "a year without social media" that another year has passed 🤪 Quitting social media isn't a unique experience or even uncommon at this point. Several posts and videos document the experience, and I don't know if any of what I say will be new. However, my account isn't documented yet and hence it is different enough. Nothing is unique and everything is unique, after all. After a long time of collecting random thoughts in my notes app, I'm finally here to tal...| the wordy habitat
Even if you’re skilled at resolving conflict, there are times when it needs to wait. These are the times that call for a marriage debrief.| Prepare/Enrich
Author, actress and host Sam Sorbo shares her homeschool success story and how you can help free your child's mind from a broken education industry. The post Sam Sorbo Interview appeared first on Broken Truth.| Broken Truth
My love for reading books came from my mom. Her reading habit slowed down to a stop when she became an adult but my reading has been consistent. I may not read as much as I read in school but I still read way more than the average person. In 2022, I read 171 books. All of these books have to come from somewhere. I thought it would be interesting to delve into where I get my books and how I choose what to get.| the wordy habitat
I'm super excited to share them with you. I have a lot of thoughts to share about my 2022 blog statistics. I'm sure you will love seeing the numbers and patterns with me too!| the wordy habitat
This exercise is best suited to those with an interest in defining data, understanding archaeological data, or discussing the impacts of archaeological data in modern society. Users should have some familiarity with group discussion or book clubs, but previous experience with data or archaeology is not required.| The Alexandria Archive Institute
As a perennially knackered post-pandemic fifty-something parent, I don’t go out much. But I did have a fun evening a few weeks back, tempted down to my local brewery and taproom, Abyss, for an educational, entertaining session sampling low alcohol … Continue reading →| Bread, Cakes And Ale
If you like British pubs, you’ll be fully aware of the tragic rate they are closing, unable to afford the running costs and compete with cheap supermarket booze even before Covid made things even harder. So it’s always great when … Continue reading →| Bread, Cakes And Ale
From that title, you’ll probably be able to tell if this post is for you. There’s no two ways about it: it’s one for bread geeks. It was the feast day of Santa Lucia on 13 December, and I made … Continue reading →| Bread, Cakes And Ale
A question that needs to be posed is whether the Trump administration has had itself been lured into supporting a regional war of destruction initiated by Israel (in spite of and thwarting its nego…| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
2026 predictions are live! UPDATED 4/7/25: Finalists have been announced! Reaction post here: https://mrphilipslibrary.wordpress.com/2025/04/07/2025-hugo-finalists-snubs-surprises-and-stats/ 2026 prediction post will go up in the next week or so. David F. Watson has set up prediction markets on Manifold for novel and novella that anyone is free to participate in and make their bets (with play money). Novel: […]| Mr. Philip's Library
Podcast: The post Brian McLaren podcast part 1: July 23, 2023 appeared first on The Awakening Project.| The Awakening Project
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With the suns out and flowers blooming everywhere, it seems like spring is in full spring! And with warmer brighter weather comes the urge for me to read all the contemporaries, especially romance.…| The Literary Huntress
I was interviewed by Michelle Goodall for her series, discussing my career in community building and insights on Mastodon and the Fediverse.| The lost outpost
I’m finally back with another LTB post, a few days late, and this week’s topic is one I find very fitting for my recent reading habits. I read so much less than I used to, due to a comb…| Book Nook Bits
My blogging journey has been full of ups and downs. It's hard to summarize everything in one post but I want to try because blogging has become one of the biggest parts of me and I can't imagine life without a space of my own on the internet.| the wordy habitat
Today’s post is the first part of Emma @WordsandPeace and my buddy read of The Summer Book by Tove Jansson, covering the first six chapters. Opening thoughts MALLIKA: First published in 1972, The S…| Literary Potpourri
A Roundtable Discussion with the families of Covid Vaccine Casualties Feb 2020, recently uncovered communications have proven scientists under the direction of Anthony Fauci and the NIH actively deceived the world about the laboratory origins of covid. By aiding and abetting possible enemies of the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom, scientists, aided […] The post Victims of NIHgate appeared first on Broken Truth.| Broken Truth
Sorry for taking so long to get these up. This post will serve as the ongoing prediction post for the next year until the finalists are announced in 2026. I’ll update monthly-ish. These initi…| Mr. Philip's Library
Annotating is a wonderful way to immerse yourself further into reading, as well as add little thoughts and opinions, or categorize your books!! It’s so versatile, and I enjoy it so much. But, I used… More| Sunlit Tomes
I’m so excited for this week’s topic, and I’m excited to finally be back to posting. I’ve had so much homework and so little free time recently, which has definitely taken a…| Book Nook Bits
Let's move towards a patient-centered, collaborative model of care – one that ensures trans patients receive accurate information to help them understand what they are choosing and why.| genderqueer.me
Finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards have been announced! The title includes “surprises”, although there weren’t many; it just seemed like the kind of title one should post after an…| Mr. Philip's Library
Throughout his work, Marx has never ceased to emphasize the three “historical missions” that the capitalist mode of production ensures in the trajectory of human societies: developing the productive forces, increasing the productivity of labour and creating the world market as well as a production conditioned by the latter. However, these ‘missions’ do not in any way constitute progress made by the bourgeoisie for the benefit of humanity, but a constraint based on the tempestuous impe...| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl Today’s topic is Books on My Spring 2025 to-Read List – and while I have a lot of my own books to read, I always like looking at new books. Therefore, I’m going to share a list of books coming out this Spring that I […]| Shooting Stars Mag
EDIT 3/24: I hate to edit the FINAL prediction post, but the Crawford Awards were announced on 3/23/25 (after Hugo voting closed) and I feel like I have to factor them in because I have in every pr…| Mr. Philip's Library
They (AI) weren’t trained to find truth; they were trained to continue a pattern. It’s like giving someone half a crossword puzzle and asking them to finish it—not by solving it, but by guessing what kind of answers usually go there.| Prompt Engineering Institute
Do you have a topic that is so interesting you wished you could do an entire class on it? Or maybe wonder what students really thought about an issue? Maybe you wished you could debate a student in a comfortable low-pressure environment? Podcasting is the answer you have been looking for! Whether it’s discussing new concepts or debating opinions, integrating podcasts as educational tools can bring new types of engagement into your classroom. | Academic Technology Solutions
—Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit (Virgil’s The Aeneid) And perhaps it will be a joy to remember these things one day by Brooke Thomas I found out my student had passed when another student pulled me aside in the hallway just before the start of our Monday lecture. She had known him–let’s call him […]| Visible Pedagogy
An Interview with Dr. Robert Seik, PharmD When big Pharma sold American out for Covid Profits and politics by denying treatment, independent pharmacists saved the day. Are big chain pharmacies a risk to national security? What else have our medical establishments been hiding? When big business stands in the way to good health, it’s time […] The post Independant Pharmacies Saved America appeared first on Broken Truth.| Broken Truth
This thread has been created for thoughtful, rational discussion on subjects for which there are not currently any dedicated threads. Please note that our C ...| Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science
The following statement by the ICT’s affiliates in Germany (the 'GIK') aims at unmasking the manoeuvring that lies behind the demagoguery of racist division campaigns, and points at the stakes of the struggle of the wage earners, regardless of their ethnical, religious or national background, against the attacks on their living conditions in full preparation. This statement is complemented by nine Theses on the “Struggle Against the Right” that have already been formulated in face of th...| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
We publish a first article that treats the stakes of the worldwide imperialist rivalries and confrontations, following the re-inauguration of D.J. Trump as president of the USA: “World Domina…| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
Celebrate Black History Month by highlighting the women in tech—Valerie Thomas, Dr. Ayanna Howard, and Yasmin Abdi—who are shaping the future of innovation.| AnitaB.org
I love blogging. It’s been a hobby that’s brought me so many wonderful friends, expanded my horizons on all sorts of topics and given me a lot of perspective shifts on various things. B…| Cuppa Clo
The NT epistle for the Second Sunday before Lent is Rev 4, the first half (with Rev 5) of John's vision and audition (seeing and hearing) of worship 'in heaven' as he is 'in the Spirit'. This is a fascinating passage, in part because it is so dense with theological ideas, but also because this| Psephizo
i read show your work earlier this year and was moved by it. here is a book with real action steps for creatives which does not spend time filling pages with fluff in order to increase the word count. it is concise and to-the-point. and the main selling point: it talks in today’s context. a … Continue reading thoughts because of show your work→| so sumedha
i’ve been wanting to make a blog post on stats transparency for a while now. i wanted to mention how i don’t see many people sharing, how i feel being one of the few who shares anything, and why people should share stats more. on a related note, i also wanted to write a post … Continue reading the times have really changed→| so sumedha
This thread has been created for thoughtful, rational discussion on subjects for which there are not currently any dedicated threads. Please note that our C ...| Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science
Why I Made My Reading Goal Only 25 Books I didn’t have the best reading year in 2024. I finished with around 84 books or so, which isn’t terrible, but I read about 150 in 2023 so it’s a steep drop. I definitely had other things going on, and it wasn’t a great mental health […] The post Why I Made My Reading Goal Only 25 Books appeared first on Shooting Stars Mag.| Shooting Stars Mag
via GIPHY It’s kind of insane that I haven’t posted since the end of October. I have been on various social media if you follow me on any of those platforms. I do want to get back into blogging more regularly though. I don’t know what that will look like, but we’ll see what happens. […]| Shooting Stars Mag
Welcome back everyone to another Wednesday Chatter post, a very irregular feature here at Bookishly Ruby where I talk about anything related to books, reading, and blogging. Today’s topic is about ratings and how and why I decide on a rating for the books I read. I was writing a review earlier today and I […]| Bookishly Ruby
The Locked Room Library project is working actively. Today, at over two months since the start, it is time to give some statistical overviews and discuss more gritty details. To start: out of sixteen participants, I am actively receiving and updating the votes from twelve. Out of the remaining ones, one has requested to send … Continue reading New Locked Room Library, 2 (and more) months in: Statistics, Write-ins, Oh My!→| The Detection Collection
In 2007, a panel of experts and reviewers has assembled to select the best of the best, crème de la crème, John Dickson of the Carr impossible crime novels ever created. The result went down in history as The Locked Room Library. But now, more than fifteen years have passed. A great number of works … Continue reading New Locked Room Library→| The Detection Collection
Update 28.05.2024: Edited for clarity. This post has been wrought out of many ponderings over the eternal question of “what is a mystery” and “what categories mysteries have”. It is an attempt to refine my previous discussions by introducing a wider definition while salvaging the previous one, by introducing a dichotomy of categories. The inspiration … Continue reading A New Paradigm of Mystery Classification→| The Detection Collection
Decided to quantify the points of disagreement by listing the minute details that may or may not, by personal takes, be relevant. Clearly, some are dependent on the others, but not symmetrically so. I strongly believe that all these entries, except maybe 3, are a must. What do you think?| The Detection Collection
More ramblings about my largest pet peeve. I am at risk of turning into Mr. Lechard if this goes on. I have touched this topic on the surface when talking about trains, but now wish to express it emphatically: I think that Japanese and East Asian mystery in general does one thing in a decidedly … Continue reading Deductions for Today→| The Detection Collection
Update 11.11.2023: edited some places for clarity. With all the content in this blog, it is somewhat surprising – even for myself – that I am yet to make an attempt to define a deductiv…| The Detection Collection
At the French language web blog GRAND LARGE CRITIQUES a commentary has appeared on the article Gaza: ‘The Horror and its Lies’ whose translation we’re pleased to take up here, fol…| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
This thread has been created for thoughtful, rational discussion on subjects for which there are not currently any dedicated threads. Please note that our C ...| Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science
Internationalist Perspective has published its evaluation of three initiatives against capitalism and its wars that have taken place in the course of this year, and in which it has engaged itself very closely: the (notorious) “action week and congress” at Prague in May; the second internationalist Conference at Arezzo in June and the ‘Beach Communist’ summer-camp at Poznan in July. In the section ‘International Meetings & Conferences’ we adopt their informative balance sheet, toge...| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
Social media affects reading in more ways than we realize. I'm going to talk about how my reading is affected by my position in social media—both as a creator and a follower.| the wordy habitat
Next to the historical analysis “1825 – 2025: Two Centuries of Class Struggle” this article is concerned with appreciating the manifestations of workers’ struggles in recent years, mostly in the historic center of Capitalism, Western Europe, and notably since the manifestations of workers’ combativity in England and the United Kingdom in 2022 and corresponding movements in France, Germany and Spain, plus the USA and Canada – which have prominently been branded as “historical” ...| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
The article “1825 – 2025: Two centuries of class struggle” provides an impressive overview of the distinct periods of proletarian class struggles, their rise and fall shaping the course of modern, industrial, capitalism and the fate of humanity, in order to identify historic offensives, defeats and resurgences, and discern the dynamic of the force relationship between capitalism’s antagonistic, historical classes, bourgeoisie and proletariat from the latter’s point of view. Dissatis...| An internationalist Articles Selection & Review
