Kapitalistischer Realismus ohne Alternative?

Reading about the pervasive belief that there's no alternative to capitalism made me question how much this mindset influences everyday life. Did others feel that it challenged their assumptions about politics and culture?

The way he links mental health, media, and economic ideology was eye-opening. I'm curious whether he drew from specific personal experiences or broader societal observations.

Fisher's analysis of depression and anxiety as products of capitalist society made me reflect on their rising prevalence. How did others interpret these connections?