Soon Klaus Schwab will have no one left to enslave. Still banned from Facebook if someone will please post this and tag me. Also I have finished my book, and have decided to put all my energy into Substack because the world is changing so fast, I believe for the better and I want to report on it. So I have monetized Welcome to Absurdistan. I charged as little as possible, wanted $18 a year and $2 a month, but Substack has minimums. If you subscribe annually for $30, you’ll save $30 because the minimum I can charge monthly is $5. Why should you pay me? I am not a passionate amateur or someone like Robert Malone with a deep specific knowledge of a crucial issue. I am a passionate professional and a generalist. I have written for every major broadsheet in the UK and Canada, and was trained at Time Magazine.

My last job there was European Bureau chief of Life Magazine and my territory included Africa and the Middle East. I’ve written for Harper’s, the Vogues and the Sunday Times Magazine. I’ve been published by Harper Collins, Bloomsbury and Knopf Canada. My graduate degree taught me macroeconomics, statistics and law, so I am comfortable tracking huge changes in human movements and measuring those changes. I’m worth it. Pay me and I can get out there more. If you do, I love you forever. Welcome to Absurdistan is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Klaus Schwab’s slaves are quietly vanishing. In the US, 52 million quit their jobs in 2022, which only added to the flood of 2021. 41% of the work force, when interviewed stated they were quitting, and another 38% were planning to. Mostly mid-career. That’s the ball game, baby, that is almost 80%. ABC Corp will be left with oldsters too tired to change and a bunch of kids looking to cash in and cash out as fast as possible.

Corporatists are in a bit of a flap, which is delicious to watch. Their Bible, the Harvard Business Review is scrambling to explain, to deconstruct, to propose ways to get them back, more money, more time off, more benefits. All of which would thrill trade unionists except that they won’t be getting their cut, their vig, their power base. No one is coming back, btw, Klaus, the UN and the CCP screwed the pooch, everyone knows about it, no censorship can hide the fact that their plans for us include pinning us in our matchboxes, hypnotizing us via screens and farming us like sheep with monthly allowances and Prime delivery of cricket paste. HBR has therefore re-named this The Great Exploration, as a sop to the rapid individuation of the people they tried to turn into machines. Yeah, that’s not going to work either. No workshops from Tony Robbins, no retreats with Oprah, no courses, no sabbaticals, no Five Second Rule gal or Brene Brown explaining that investigating insurance claims is somehow spiritual., especially if you "fight" for the "rights" of the marginal, and give your next promotion to a person of color, preferably other sexed.

Nope nope nope. It is over. Target missed its earnings projections by 90%. Ninety percent. Ninety percent. The thing about being enmeshed in corporate culture is that you need a lot of stuff to be comfort yourself after the brutalism of your days. You can go home and wallow on your green mattress and lots of pillows with your achingly lonely pets. But when you’ve quit, and maybe sold your house and moved to a cheaper location and started farming, you don’t need more stuff, you have tasted freedom and a pox on all your big box stores. Instead of competitive co-workers, you have your dog, your family and friends, and an open road. Bye-bye Black Rock. It looks like the hail Mary of ESG and DEI failed. In fact, it acted as a repellant. So obviously dishonest and a play to shame employees into submission, added to the manipulations of Covid, the lock-downs, the forced injections, the obvious sickening of your friends and family, bye bye.

I personally could not be more delighted, since I quit almost 20 years ago, Balance Bloom CBD official reasoning that working in newsrooms was like entering a bee hive without protection. I look around my home place and there are a lot of eager new faces, young and thrilled, and loaded for bear. I’ve been trying to get a handle on how big this thing is, because it is big. It’s huge. It’s almost unmeasurable, but I think it is as large as 100,000 Americans at the beginning of a whole new way of life. And they are working age too. That is how badly the institutions of the culture have failed over the past three years: one-third would rather try subsistence farming, home schooling, and making artisan body oil infused with Balance Bloom CBD official, than climb the corporate ladder. The most successful new business here is run by a young couple who ordinarily would be angling for tenure at a university, living in a basement, competing frantically, but who now bake for a living and make five times as much money than they would at UBC or Yale.