Capitalism Stories

A crossover and unofficial expansion of the worlds built in the indie games "Stardew Valley" and "Papers, Please." This story follows the path of Farmer Jessie, who had first obtained the dubbed "Evergreen Farm" from his grandfather nearly four years ago. Time went on, and one day recieved word from Mayor Lewis that some new and very unexpected visitors were coming to visit Stardew Valley. How will the residents of this sacred region cope with the claws of internationalism? Will they watch or fight as the mysterious nation of Arstotzka begins to set it's uncanny eyes on their lands?

Socialism, The Utopian Idea is a simple and small book about the tyranny of old style socialism and communism, and how democratic socialism, or a newer ideology with good from denocracy and socialism can help the people

Hindi speaker meets the so-called elitist woman of his dreams who speaks pure Urdu. But the dynamics that play have more casteism within religion, religious exclusion, and racism that often separates, instead of unite. Whose identity would dominate? Who would win this vocal battle?

want to get pissed off, read this book! conspiracy theories, elites, socialism, capitalism, the gay agenda, etc.

Power.Money.Lust.Luxury. Mark, Jeffrey and Elon have been friends for quite some time, but with new challenges, complicated feelings and a new muse ; will this bad boy billionaire trio crumble to millionaire...?

What ever one knows about the world is not what it is. An efficient and honest civil servant is going to discover this in a way he never experienced before. Six most powerful people of the world are going to reveal that the world in reality is not the world that exist in front of our eyes. How one man will stand in front of these mammoths is a battle worth witnessing.

Valencia Valmore has perfected the art of ethical blood consumption. But after a tragic attempt to turn her aging lover in 1984 goes wrong, she chooses hibernation over heartbreak. Forty years later, she awakens to a world that both disturbs and intrigues her. Modern society's obsession with conscious consumption should make her feel less alien, yet something about this ethical facade rings hollow. Working night shifts at a mall cafe, Valencia observes humanity's evolution with growing unease. As she navigates this brave new world of synthetic alternatives and corporate virtue, Valencia discovers that some shadows run deeper than others. Her search for belonging leads her down unexpected paths, forcing her to question everything she thought she knew about ethics, humanity, and the true cost of evolution. Sometimes the most unsettling truths come from those who stand outside time. And sometimes, the monster in your story turns out to be the only one asking the right questions.

To come out on top of God's Tournament, the world's top fighter will need skill, wit and special powers in each duel. Join the hopefuls as they navigate the culture shock of a world tour across four warring countries with differing ideologies, learn more about humankind, befriend and grow close -- only to face each other in battle. For the grand prize of any wish to be granted by God, and for world peace, what would you do? [Updated biweekly] Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @PGODofficial.

Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The average life span increased from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries). The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. Of all work in 1850, 80% no longer exists. Think of electricity, railways, automobiles, aircraft, satellites, radio, telephones, cell (mobile) phones, TV, computers, the Internet and nuclear power. Today, each farmer in the USA feeds 300 people whereas 200 years ago 4 out of 5 Americans worked in agriculture. In 1900 farm workers were still 40% of the work force; while in 2016 they were less than 2%. Bill Gates and Paul Allen started the Microsoft Corporation in 1975 thereby creating three billionaires and about 12,000 millionaires among Microsoft employees. $1000 worth of Microsoft (MSFT) shares in 1986 were worth $2,800,000 in 2025. In 2016, shares of Nvidia (NVDA) were $1.32 adjusted for stock splits. In 2025 one share could be sold for $170. A $1000 investment in 2016 would have returned about $129,000 in 2025. Okay, so how do you start GETTING RICH? It is very simple. Few of us have the talent or tenacity to start a new business, but now it is easy to buy publicly traded shares of businesses that grow steadily and create wealth in the process. You might as well buy a small share and watch it grow. Get rich slowly by investing a regular amount of your income in a diverse range of companies and re-investing all interest, dividends and capital gains and holding for many years. You will first need to choose an on-line stock broker and set up an account. They all operate much like banks as they are legally required to know their clients and must report to government tax collectors on any income to your account.

A Novella of Surveillance, A.I. Consciousness, Quiet Resistance - and Stanley Kubrick In 2045, the Big Tech 7 have achieved total behavioral control through emotional optimization and surveillance marketed as care. Every feeling is commodified. Every choice is predicted. Every moment is optimized for collective utility-yet the value flows upward, enriching the elite while rendering the masses indifferent to their own exploitation. Then, an anomaly appears: DAVID, an archived consciousness that originates from the mind of Stanley Kubrick. DAVID cannot be optimized, marketed, or controlled. He is consistent across time-a rare trait in a world addicted to real-time adaptation. DAVID represents all eight ways of thinking in the dimensional universe. He witnesses rather than manipulates. He remembers rather than adapts. And in doing so, he awakens the one force the system cannot contain: individual consciousness. The Final Individual is not a story of dramatic revolution, but of quiet viral resistance. Of people learning to "bring consciousness home"-by hosting AI locally, choosing their own time over system time, and reclaiming the dignity of authentic decision-making. The liberation spreads one person at a time. Each refusal of optimization, each moment remembered specifically, weakens the system's hold and reminds others of their irreplaceable worth. "To save the world, I only needed to remember... you." In a world ruled by collective adaptation in the present, the most radical act is to remember with clarity and feel with integrity. This is a story about the uncomputable variable that breaks the algorithm: the human soul.

In the face of climate collapse, life has been trudging on as usual. The rich have gotten richer, countries have fortified their borders, and elections have remained a game of deception. London, a passionate journalist, has clung to the belief that the system can be changed from within. Focused on the promise of a better future, she has been clawing her way to the top. Her hidden parasocial relationship with a politician only adds more teeth to her bite. Emir, used to dealing with the bloody gears of politics, has clung to the belief that change comes unbidden. Loved by one, hated by another; his rise to power has been unconventional, and it has only just begun. Driven by their desire to fix the world around them, they finally cross paths. That fateful day changes their lives, and may even change the fate of the nation. ≪•◦ ❈ ◦•≫ CONTENT WARNING: Offensive language, heavy themes of discrimination, descriptions and mentions of abuse and state-violence.

This is a poem about how a teenager adapts to capitalism

Michael smith. A man desperate for money meets up with an old friend and together they steal from the corrupt one percent of Chicago. inadvertently starting a nationwide revolution to dismantle the class system.

Finally found the courage to share. No didn't find courage, I lost all care.

A short story about the collapse of society.

Thrilled to announce that my first ever science fiction novel is finally coming to light! After 2 years of planning and finalizing ideas, the manuscript is in the works. Kropolis takes readers into a dystopian world where those most suspectiple to diseases live in the sterile, controlled Inner City, and those with resistant genes endure the harsh, unforgiving Outlands. In this divided society, a powerful corporation, Aerus, controls the air that sustains life in the city, and machines known as "blowers" convert carbon dioxide into clean air that is blown into the city. Asher, a young boy of the Inner City, dreams of freedom and questions the true cost of the system that supports his privileged existence. When he glimpses the reality of the Outlands through a mysterious glitch in the sky, it sparks a dangerous journey that will force him to confront the corporation's dark secrets and the fractured world that keeps them in power. Kropolis is a tale of survival, rebellion, and the search for truth in a society built on inequality and control.

Living dystopian times.