: Fisher posits that after 1989, capitalism successfully framed itself as the natural culmination of human development.
: This is the belief that everything in society—including healthcare and education—should be run like a business. Fisher notes that this leads to "market Stalinism," where the representation of work through audits and PR becomes more important than the actual work itself.
: Even dissent is often neutralized by being transformed into consumer trends, such as "alternative" music or films that perform anti-capitalism for the audience while maintaining their status as commodities. Key Symptoms of Capitalist Realism