David Graeber Quotes

Just As The Invention Of New Forms Of Industrial Automation In The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries Had The Paradoxical Effect Of Turning More And More Of The World's Population Into Full-time Industrial Workers, So Has All The Software Designed To Save Us From Administrative Responsibilities In Recent Decades Ultimately Turned Us All Into Part Or Full-time Administrators.

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