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Source: McKevvit, Fraser, “Accidental stockpilers driving shelf shortages”

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Source: McKevvit, Fraser, “Accidental stockpilers driving shelf shortages”

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Source: User “u/namesrue”, “Big Tuna and the inherent inefficiency of the capitalist mode of production”

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Source: User “u/namesrue”, “Big Tuna and the inherent inefficiency of the capitalist mode of production”

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Source: Yaffe-Bellany, David and Michael Corkery, “Dumped Milk, Smashed Eggs, Plowed Vegetables: Food Waste of the Pandemic”

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Source: Yaffe-Bellany, David and Michael Corkery, “Dumped Milk, Smashed Eggs, Plowed Vegetables: Food Waste of the Pandemic”

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Source: Lewis, Helen, “How Panic-Buying Revealed the Problem With the Modern World”

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Source: Lewis, Helen, “How Panic-Buying Revealed the Problem With the Modern World”

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Source: Meadows, Donella H.. Thinking in Systems: A Primer

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Source: Meadows, Donella H.. Thinking in Systems: A Primer

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1: What is a system?
2: What is a household's system? What is an economy's system?

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Miranda, Dana, “Budget Culture and the Dave Ramseyfication of Money”

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Miranda, Dana, “Budget Culture and the Dave Ramseyfication of Money”

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Source: Bradley, Lucy “Research and Benefits of Community Gardens”

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Source: Bradley, Lucy “Research and Benefits of Community Gardens”

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Source: Alexander, Peter et al. “Losses, inefficiencies and waste in the global food system”

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Source: Alexander, Peter et al. “Losses, inefficiencies and waste in the global food system”

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Main Topic: What options do we have to challenge this paradigm? My argument is mutual aid, so in what ways is mutual aid fragile?

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Main Topic: What options do we have to challenge this paradigm? My argument is mutual aid, so in what ways is mutual aid fragile?

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Not only is the "demand" side of the economic equation unpredictable, but the "supply" side is also inherently wasteful due to excessive concentration and specialization

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Not only is the "demand" side of the economic equation unpredictable, but the "supply" side is also inherently wasteful due to excessive concentration and specialization

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1: Biomass lost before harvest accounts for 80% of all agricultural losses (Alexander 193)
2: You must outproduce your competitors. If you outproduce, you must limit access to your goods and services in order to keep them profitable. (this economic metaphor can probably be carried further but i'm tired and have to think about it a bit more)

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Source: Kalshoven, Petra Tjitske "The Nuclear/Nuclear Family: Moralities of Intimacy under COVID-19"

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Source: Kalshoven, Petra Tjitske "The Nuclear/Nuclear Family: Moralities of Intimacy under COVID-19"

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Source: Where does the Nuclear Family Come From? -Bainbridge, Danielle

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Source: Where does the Nuclear Family Come From? -Bainbridge, Danielle

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"PSAs and How-To videos broadcast across the country were specifically designed to teach families how to behave appropriately and what to do if they were going to achieve this stylized ideal. But, these realities were marked heavily by divisions of class and race, as the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s was occurring simultaneously." (Bainbridge 5:04)

"According to the US Census Bureau in 2012 sixty-six percent of households were family households down from eighty-one percent in 1970 and in those same years, married couples with children 18 dropped from 40 percent to 20 percent. Black and Latino children were more likely to live in single-parent households, and households with only one person jumped from 17 percent to 27 percent." (Bainbridge 5:48)

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Economic and legislative incentives and punishments

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Economic and legislative incentives and punishments

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1: Suburban development around industrial centers (related to "why can't basic necessities be handled for-profit?" - the design of for profit systems perpetuates boom-and-bust cycles around these industrial centers)

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Ethics of personal success, determination, and responsibility

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Ethics of personal success, determination, and responsibility

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Main Topic: In what ways do household systems reflect economic systems? In what ways are Just-in-time systems fragile?

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Main Topic: In what ways do household systems reflect economic systems? In what ways are Just-in-time systems fragile?

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Collectively addressing needs is the foundation of community

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Collectively addressing needs is the foundation of community

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1: Conversely, making our individual needs obscure sabotages the community at the root
2: Recognizing mutual interest is essential to mutual aid.
3: It is expensive and inefficient to have everyone maintain, say, a washer and dryer rather than collectively using and administrating a laundromat.

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Main Topic: Why can't basic necessities be handled for-profit?

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Main Topic: Why can't basic necessities be handled for-profit?

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Enables and reinforces unhealthy dynamics

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Enables and reinforces unhealthy dynamics

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1: There is no way Mom and Pop can adequately take care of all of a child's needs, let alone their own.
2: Individuals cannot adequately be a secretary, a cook, a maid, etc. (further develop this idea: just how many things do YOU have to do, day to day? how many of them are YOU good at because you've had the privilege to develop them? how many of them do YOU struggle with that you have experienced stigma due to?
3: Everyone is burnt out! Our success stories hinge on "great" individuals who sacrificed practically everything. Sacrifice and restriction is an unhealthy paradigm that does not build positive change.

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Does not actually represent how the majority of Americans live, based on an economic boom that will never return

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Does not actually represent how the majority of Americans live, based on an economic boom that will never return

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Main Topic: Why doesn't the Nuclear Family structure work?

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Main Topic: Why doesn't the Nuclear Family structure work?

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Main Topic: Where does the commonly accepted definition of an Ideal American Family come from? What is success?

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Main Topic: Where does the commonly accepted definition of an Ideal American Family come from? What is success?

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Thesis Statement: Your neighbors' needs need to be yours in turn. We cannot survive in a paradigm of individualist success.

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Thesis Statement: Your neighbors' needs need to be yours in turn. We cannot survive in a paradigm of individualist success.