I wonder how many components there are in my phone that were produced in communist China
That would first need factories, and masons, pipe cutters, oh, pipes, blocks, so forth and so on.
Sure, but they could be run for progress/common benefit, not “making money”
This kind of shit has programmed people to be defeatist. People built technology companies. They didn’t grow out of some place that is inaccessible to workers.
HAHA BUT iFUNNY IS A CORPORATE PLATFORM
They do realize we could just make our own electronics right?
Genuine question: how would a semiconductor fab be build in anarchist ideologies?
Same way it’s done now, only with the profit staying with the workers. Anti-capitalism is not anti-infrastructure or anti-technology or even anti-commerce. It’s just anti-private-ownership of the above.
and without the enslavement.
cc @themightycat@ani.socialI know, that’s why I asked how would it be build under anarchism, not under anti-capitalism.
My question was really how could something as logistically complex as a semiconductor fab be build without some organization to coordinate it.
But as @BeatL@pawb.social said if anarchism = no unjust hierarchy then that is no problem. As there is still a organization coordinating things just not an unjust one?
I admit I’m not very knowledgeable about anarchism.
I don’t really associate anarchism with the global supply chains necessary to build and run a semiconductor fab. But I suppose I am mistaken then?
easy, anarchy is no unjust hierarchy. So to convert X to anarchy, you remove the subordination principe. If the task need a boss, make it temporary and rotate often. Share knowledge and ideas. Make sure everybody is having the best time it could under the conditions we are in.
Sure you can be a filthy filthy radical and open source the machines, vulgarise the jobs and how to use the tools. Decorate the wall with slogans like “justice for all”. Bring diverse peoples to the fab and see solutions to problems you never accounted for emerge. See peoples from around the world challenges themselves to use less and less chemicals and/or reuse them.
If you want to check, open source can cover hardware. A famous one is Prusa (3d printer).
We would have to do something about it. Oh wait. Nevermind.
