I once read in Russian LJ that the main block for productivity is an alienation of work. The more work is alienated, the little there is incentive to do it, the

I once read in Russian LJ that the main block for productivity is an alienation of work. The more work is alienated, the little there is incentive to do it, the bigger is productivity drain. Because Marx primarily thought about work efficiency, the ultimate society is communism. Communism is where no work gets alienated. Every work result is owned by producer (or creator), but he is willing to share it to the world as it is norm there, in communist utopia. So the productivity is as high as it could get. For me, startup culture is about reducing that alienation. I am not an expert, it's just a thought I want to share. ;)