>Yes, capital pays for labor to produce a thing, and then owns the thing. Its not the capital that gives companies ownership of its creation, its the "will mad

>Yes, capital pays for labor to produce a thing, and then owns the thing. Its not the capital that gives companies ownership of its creation, its the "will made manifest" by wielding said capital. The company wants the creation to exist, then the manipulates the world around it so that the thing comes into existence. You talk of companies as if they are not also people. Companies are collections of people.