The Operating System

This audiobook explores the concept of the state as a complex, historically recent institution rooted in European origins that functions akin to an overarching operating system guiding society, the economy, and the natural world. It critically examines the state's role in maintaining power, control, and economic interests, shedding light on how it shapes issues like inequality, privacy, and climate change. Read by Bea Flowers, it invites listeners to question why we continue to obey a system that often exacerbates the very problems it fails to solve, encouraging revolutionary thinking beyond traditional state structures.