Capitalism is unfolding exactly as Karl Marx predicted
One hundred and sixty years ago, at a time when the light bulb was not yet invented, Karl Marx predicted that robots would replace humans in the workplace. “[O]nce adopted into the production process of capital, the means of labor passes through different metamorphoses, whose culmination is the …
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