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Posted by JacobSloan on September 1, 2011

Human spammer? Digital janitor? Baby refurbisher? The imaginative two-minute film Ghosts with Shit Jobs unveils what you will be doing for a living in thirty years, after your whole family’s data cloud has been repossessed, and the real world increasingly becomes a pale imitation of the internet. (Some questionable Asia-baiting is mixed in.)

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  • HC

    He’s backed up by a book from well over a century ago.  Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that the end of democracy would come when all of those characteristics he listed take root among the populace.  They will take root when people simply stop caring about anything else but they, their immediate family, and a few close friends.  And apparently the American love of wealth, intellectual shallowness, and workaholic syndrome were around in the 1830s when he wrote Democracy in America. 

    Of course, you probably think the greatest writer on American political culture is a shameless commie…

  • Andrew

    Seems a tad hypocritical that you would whine about a privately owned site deciding who gets to post comments on it.

  • Anonymous

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  • Luxstrangelove

    The guy with the hat & suspenders.. (in the photo)… What’s Brad Pitt doing in this video? 

  • http://www.facebook.com/allison.pelot Allison Draper Pelot

    Very strange and a little scary.
     

  • http://www.facebook.com/allison.pelot Allison Draper Pelot

    Very strange and a little disturbing.

  • OGPimpNasty

    It’s like I always say: I’ll live as a part of society until living in the woods is a better option, then I’ll say “Fuck society! PEACE!!!” Always remember, living in society is a choice! That’s really important to remember! And keep a close eye on what can make it a necessity or an obligation instead.

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