Second Industrial Revolution
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Oct 29, 2026
Buy Now, Pay Later: Echoes of the 2008 Recession
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2:39speaker_5HOST
If you miss enough payments, the lender will repossess your vehicle or home through foreclosure.
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2:45speaker_5HOST
In the 1800s, during the Second Industrial Revolution, short-term personal loans became popular with Americans.
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2:51speaker_5HOST
Furniture, farming equipment, and sewing machines were investments that were only affordable when paid in installments.
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2:58speaker_5HOST
These days, short-term consumer loans are typically offered only by select businesses for large, infrequent one-time essentials like furniture or appliances.
Status Over Intelligence
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5:48Ben Landau-TaylorGUEST
And when he's writing this in 1899, Veblen is seeing the very beginnings of it starting to happen.
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5:56Ben Landau-TaylorGUEST
Because by this point, this is when the sort of huge transition to an industrial society, which is generally called the Second Industrial Revolution, this had been going on for you know, a few decades, and it started, I think, a little bit before Veblen was even born, which ended up just sort of flooding the world with incredible amounts of cheap physical goods, which had been used as these sort of ways of distinguishing the classes in his day of, like, You would walk around and like, OK, so here are the guys who are wearing the fancy clothes and the top hats, and they must be rich because literally no one else could afford to buy those clothes.
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6:34Ben Landau-TaylorGUEST
If you were poor, then like you just did not have enough money to get that stuff.
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6:40Ben Landau-TaylorGUEST
Now, clothes are very cheap.
The Valley Current®: Is the Delegation of Work to Others — Including Machines — Inevitable?
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62:40speaker_1HOST
This part of the briefing was incredibly striking.
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62:43Jack RussoHOST
In 1891, during the brutal peak of the Second Industrial Revolution, the era of steel barons, sweatshops, massive child labor, and the assembly line, Pope Leo XIII issued a famous encyclical called Rerum Novarum.
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62:57speaker_1HOST
And an encyclical is basically a major formal letter sent to all the bishops of the Catholic Church outlining the Pope's stance on a critical issue.
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63:06Jack RussoHOST
Yes.
The US Order Is FINISHED. But The REAL Battle Starts Only Now | Prof. Radhika Desai
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78:34Radhika DesaiGUEST
In finance capital, Hilferding contrasted what he called finance capital, which he said existed in Germany and the United States.
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78:42Radhika DesaiGUEST
And he said that in these countries, in the context of the Second Industrial Revolution, with its huge investment needs, these banks had become centrally involved in providing investment credit.
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78:54Radhika DesaiGUEST
This he contrasted sharply with the British model.
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78:59Radhika DesaiGUEST
which remained reliant on providing short-term commercial credit.
Michael Brown on Atlantic Canada’s Path to Prosperity
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17:15Michael BrownGUEST
And back to prosperity, I went deeper to identify the source of that unwinding.
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17:20Michael BrownGUEST
The Great Unwinding links back to the beginning of the Second Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s, where economies of scale became the competitive advantage.
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17:28Michael BrownGUEST
Geography shifted first.
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17:30Michael BrownGUEST
Steam and steel replaced wood and wind.
Ahmed Rahman on What the U.S. Navy Can Teach Businesses
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27:12Ahmed RahmanGUEST
We make a big deal about the modernization that's happening within the Navy in the late 19th century.
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27:18Ahmed RahmanGUEST
And this is a situation where we have a labor data set that can capture both before the Second Industrial Revolution and after the Second Industrial Revolution.
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27:28Ahmed RahmanGUEST
And the Navy went through its Second Industrial Revolution in a major way in the late 19th century by switching from the wood to the steaming, to oil, to gas.
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27:40Ahmed RahmanGUEST
to ordinance changes.
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27:42Ahmed RahmanGUEST
I mean, the technologies that the Navy underwent was enormous and it really shook up what skills were necessary to perform.
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Why Civilization Waited 12,000 Years to Take Off
Oct 20 · 1 Mention
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20:20Herman PoppleberryHOST
The later acceleration adds more interacting systems.
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20:24Herman PoppleberryHOST
The Second Industrial Revolution is conventionally placed between 1870 and 1914.
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20:30Herman PoppleberryHOST
Electricity, chemicals, steel, and new production methods expand what industry can do.
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20:36CornHOST
Computers arrive much later.
Can Kenya Build a Modern Economy Without Industrialization? | Francis Agar
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1:10Mamka AnyonaHOST
Uh-huh.
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1:11Francis AgarGUEST
According to me, the average Kenyan, we are not past the second industrial revolution.
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1:16Mamka AnyonaHOST
Revolution.
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1:16Mamka AnyonaHOST
Mm-hmm.
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4:12Mamka AnyonaHOST
Mm
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4:12Francis AgarGUEST
... to do a bit of agriculture.
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4:14Francis AgarGUEST
We had the Second Industrial Revolution where we are now using tools-
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4:17Mamka AnyonaHOST
Mm
The Biggest Lie: The Prehistory of American Fascism, 1818-1915
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61:19Joseph KellyGUEST
It makes a mockery of the notion of government of the people, by the people, for the people.
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61:24Joseph KellyGUEST
Most of the people in the country are getting abused by this colossus that is the second industrial revolution, uh, the unbridled capitalism of the United States.
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61:36Joseph KellyGUEST
Now, this is not to knock- capitalism itself, but to n-not the kind of capitalism that was going on in the 1880s and the 1890s and the early 20th century.
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61:45Joseph KellyGUEST
So what those, you know, tho-those people that we call the robber barons, this, this, you know, 3% of the 1% who own so much of the, the value and who are running the corporations that people are working for, they buy senators, and by buying senators, they buy, uh, Supreme Court justices, and they buy senators by buying, uh, state legislators.
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62:30Joseph KellyGUEST
So by any measure, and this, this is b-by no means controversial at all except some real outlier apologist historians today, American democracy was not a democracy in the 1880s, 1890s, early 1900s.
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62:50Joseph KellyGUEST
And these robber barons essentially took lessons that they learned from the antebellum South and from the Jim Crow South of the 1870s and 1880s, and they were applying it to the immigrant populations that were entering into the United States.
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63:08Joseph KellyGUEST
Of course, there's a, a massive influx of immigrants into the United States in order to do the work of the Second Industrial Revolution.
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63:17Joseph KellyGUEST
And there is a deep sense among people who call themselves Native Americans.
The Biggest Lie: The Prehistory of American Fascism, 1818-1915
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55:36Joseph KellyGUEST
It makes a mockery of the notion of government of the people, by the people, for the people.
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55:41Joseph KellyGUEST
Most of the people in the country are getting abused by this colossus that is the Second Industrial Revolution, uh, the unbridled capitalism of the United States.
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55:53Joseph KellyGUEST
Now, this is not to knock capitalism itself, but to k-knock the kind of capitalism that was going on in the 1880s and the 1890s and the early 20th century.
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56:02Joseph KellyGUEST
So what those, you know, th-those people that we call the robber barons, this, this, you know, three percent of the one percent who own so much of the, the value and who are running the corporations that people are working for, they buy senators, and by buying senators, they buy, uh, Supreme Court justices, and they buy senators by buying, uh, state legislators.
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56:47Joseph KellyGUEST
So by any measure, and this, this is b-by no means controversial at all except some real outlier apologist historians today, American democracy was not a democracy in the 1880s, 1890s, early 1900s.
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57:07Joseph KellyGUEST
And these robber barons essentially took lessons that they learned from the Antebellum South and from the Jim Crow South of the 1870s and 1880s, and they were applying it to the immigrant populations that were entering into the United States.
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57:25Joseph KellyGUEST
Of course, there's a, a massive influx of immigrants into the United States in order to do the work of the Second Industrial Revolution.
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57:34Joseph KellyGUEST
And there is a deep sense among people who call themselves Native Americans.
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