WALL-E: Economic Ignorance and the War on Modernity | Mises Institute
The Disney-Pixar film WALL-E is an assault on modern civilization, borne of deep economic and historical ignorance. First, it makes the Marxian assumption that it would be possible for a single corporation to subsume the entire world. Then the movie shows humanity seeking salvation in abandoning a sustainable automatic food production system - which had apparently worked without fail for seven centuries - and suddenly resorting to traditional agriculture. The creators of WALL-E, sitting in their comfortable Hollywood studios, do a tremendous disservice to the civilization that made their work and high standards of living possible.
WALL-E: Economic Ignorance and the War on Modernity WALL-E: Economic Ignorance and the War on Modernity The film's antitechnological, anticapitalist message needs to be exposed and countered by all thinking individuals. Tags: Entrepreneurship, The Environment, Media and Culture 07/04/2008 • Mises Daily • Gennady Stolyarov II Print this page The Disney-Pixar film WALL-E has been adoringly received by the majority of the theatergoing public. This adoration is unjustified. The film blatantly conveys environmentalist, anticapitalist, and antitechnological propaganda — and aims it at
saved by
related reading
- Meditations On Molochslatestarcodexabridged.com
- Intimations of immortalityashleydzhang.substack.com
- modern malaiseava.substack.com
- 28: Out of the valleynayafia.substack.com
- Slack | Don't Worry About the Vasethezvi.wordpress.com
- Life after work | Mechanize, Inc.mechanize.work
- Meditations On Moloch — LessWronglesswrong.com
- This is the Dream Time - by Robin Hanson - Overcoming Biasovercomingbias.com
- On Vulgar Materialismborretti.me
- Alex Imas and Phil Trammell – What remains scarce after AGI?dwarkesh.com
- The Microwave Economy - David Perellperell.com
- Survival without dignity - Rudolf's Writingrudolf.website