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Artist: Ad Astra Per Aspera
Canonical path: /ad-astra-per-aspera/voodoo-economics
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Voodoo Economics
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Voodoo Economics
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It's hard to see the beauty of equillibrium when your paychecks trickle down like a leak in the dam and we've been taught to swim in puddles
we don't have a lake, we evaporate
so bring your towel, and your pick axe: beach party tonight! the market glove shakes a fake hand
so this is our party, we tap the cleanest wells
if it's a question of authenticity, we'll pull it off the shelves
we're asking for subsistence
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