David Graeber Quote

The one thing that's clear is that new ideas won't emerge without the jettisoning of much of our accustomed categories of thought—which have become mostly sheer dead weight, if not intrinsic parts of the very apparatus of hopelessness—and formulating new ones. This is why I spent so much of this book talking about the market, but also about the false choice between state and market that so monopolized political ideology for the last centuries that it made it difficult to argue about anything else.

Chapter Twelve, "1971–The Beginning…", p. 384 - Debt: The First 5,000 Years (2011)

The one thing that's clear is that new ideas won't emerge without the jettisoning of much of our accustomed categories of thought—which have become ...

The one thing that's clear is that new ideas won't emerge without the jettisoning of much of our accustomed categories of thought—which have become ...

The one thing that's clear is that new ideas won't emerge without the jettisoning of much of our accustomed categories of thought—which have become ...

The one thing that's clear is that new ideas won't emerge without the jettisoning of much of our accustomed categories of thought—which have become ...