can you add me to the ping list, please? i participated last year too, but i'm ready and eager to report back to posting duty. it's also cool that we now have a complete archive of discussions to look back on.
oh and thank you for leading this year's book club! 
this dude is going to die from one of his "anti-aging" surgeries/treatments. he recently had a botched fat transfer to his face that made him look like he'd stuck his head in a bee hive
In recent months, the Chinese government has donated various components for the installation of photovoltaic parks (renewable energies based on sunlight) on the Caribbean island. The region’s climatic conditions make sunlight the most favorable source of renewable energy for the country.
Currently, more than 95% of the country’s power generation comes from fossil fuels, while only 5% comes from renewable sources. Cuba aims to generate up to 25% of its electric energy from renewable sources over the next five years. By 2050, the aim is to cover the entire energy matrix with electricity generation based on renewable energy sources.
i hope china can make this happen even faster
my vote is for super imperialism
another bad year for microsoft spider solitaire windows xp edition
yes, i'm interested! i tried to read it earlier this year but found it difficult to get through on my own
i'd like to be added to the ping list please 
i unfortunately don't think i can commit to leading the bookclub (work is driving me crazy rn rip), but i hope we're making this an annual thing because i'm reading to dive back into vol 1 again with my hexrads next year
my sweet little torchic
he was my bestest of all best friends in pokemon mystery dungeon
he can still win if we vote for him
Blue jean baby, L.A. lady . . .
Nevertheless, she persisted
it was joever the moment they played hillary's fight song at the DNC
moo deng vindicated
he can still win if we vote for him 
I feel like this has to be one of the greatest value of reading Capital today. Not sure how to word this properly (especially not on mobile), but to me it seems capitalism creates layers of abstraction (beginning with the fact that all commodities, regardless of use-value, can be reduced to a 'third thing' in its exchange form), and that these layers, which obfuscated the material reality of commodities and commodity production, only intensifies over time.
Great read, thank you for the write-up!