Algorithmic sorting doesn’t just reflect class—it actively produces new forms of social stratification

Jenna Burrell and Marion Fourcade describe an emerging split between what they call the “coding elite” — those who build and control algorithmic systems — and the “cybertariat” — those who are subject to them. This isn’t just a digital divide in the old sense of who has internet access. It’s a divide in who gets to be a subject versus an object in algorithmic systems. The coding elite set the parameters. Everyone else is a data point.

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Read the full article: https://theyoga.club/coding-elite-and-cybertariat/
Original source: https://michaeljoelhall.com/the-digital-caste-surveillance-capitalism-and-the-architecture-of-permanent-inequality/
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Concepts: Māyā · Puruṣārtha · Karma · Svabhāva

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The Yoga Club does all eight things people are doing to make friends without social media. From 8 ways people are making friends without using social media in 2026 on spokeo.com

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Pratyahara — withdrawal from constant stimulation — isn’t escapism. It’s reclaiming your attention from algorithms designed to hijack it.

A recent Newsweek investigation into Gen Z women reveals what many of us already suspect: an entire generation is drowning in anxiety. Forty percent of young women want to leave the country permanently. A third feel anxious about the future almost all the time. Their friends are cycling through antidepressants like they’re trying on jeans. The culprits are familiar. Economic precarity. Climate doom. A dating landscape that treats people like products. And underneath it all, the relentless hum of nervous system overload from being constantly online.

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Read the full article: https://theyoga.club/the-anxious-generation-needs-pratyahara/
Original source: https://www.newsweek.com/gen-z-women-quiet-crisis-11686238
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Concepts: Pratyahara · Santosha · Samskaras · Dharana

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The professional pathway collapsed, leaving engineers sweeping floors and asking if their degrees were pointless. From The Whitecollar Crisis on theyoga.club

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The discomfort of remembering our past judgments is evidence of growth, not failure—it shows us the cultural scripts we’ve learned to question.

Looking back at how we judged others reveals how much we've grown in understanding consent, compassion, and complexity. From America's Next Top Model: Reality Check – Shandi's Story on rollingstone.com

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Read the full article: https://theyoga.club/when-your-past-self-makes-you-cringe/
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Concepts: Svadhyaya · Ahimsa · Dharma · Shadow

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This is Ashtanga Yoga Tech Support. Real questions from the yoga community, answered. The Question Mine would be that it doesn't matter if you're not flexible for all poses, most if not all of them can be modified. submitted by /u/YogaGoApp — via r/ashtanga Our Response The OP's answer is great — flexibility doesn't matter, most poses can be modified. That's true. But my advice to past-me would be different. Stop trying to be good at it. I spent years treating practice like a performance review. Every morning I'd roll out my mat and grade myself.

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Two people in the same store seeing different prices isn't a glitch. It&# 039;s the system working as designed. From The Digital Caste: Surveillance Capitalism and the Architecture of Permanent Inequality on michaeljoelhall.com –

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The books that change your practice aren’t always the ones everyone mentions—they’re the ones that make philosophy feel like practice.

Someone on Reddit asked where to start learning about yoga philosophy. Simple question. Deep rabbit hole. In a Tech Support post on Ashtanga.tech, we mapped the territory—books that actually deliver, not just the ones everyone mentions because they’re supposed to. There’s a difference. The reading list below isn’t exhaustive. It’s curated. These are the books that keep showing up in studios, on bedside tables, in the hands of teachers who’ve been at this for decades. They’re the ones that don’t just explain yoga—they change how you practice it.

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Read the full article: https://theyoga.club/the-reading-list-that-actually-matters/
Original source: https://ashtanga.tech/tech-support/books-to-learn-more-about-the-philosphy-of-yoga/
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Concepts: Yoga Sutras · Pratyahara · Samadhi · Svadhyaya

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We spent this week thinking about information — who controls it, who translates it, and what happens when the systems meant to organize our lives start sorting us instead.The Digital Poorhouse maps how algorithms don’t eliminate human bias, they just move it somewhere we can’t see it. Automated systems price, predict, and exclude with a precision that would make any historical gatekeeper jealous. The mechanism is new. The shape is old.

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When external systems collapse, the practice becomes meeting what’s actually happening instead of clinging to what was promised

Guys! Let’s start with a BONUS issue focused on handstand, right HERE! Functional Ashtanga Range Conditioning- Handstand A handstand is a line. That’s it. Spine, shoulders, wrists, hips — all stacked. The hard part isn’t strength. It’s that every joint in the chain needs enough range to get there, and most of us are short somewhere. This is the Functional Range Conditioning approach to building one. 🦴 The Big Questions Three joints run the show.

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Concepts: Avidya · Shavasana · Tapas · Viveka

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