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The theory is not "the thing itself". The thing itself is the results of that theory when put into practice. That's what I provided. If you are so interested i
by ETH_start 4y ago
The theory is not "the thing itself". The thing itself is the results of that theory when put into practice. That's what I provided.
If you are so interested in Marx's words, is there a reason you're not Googling them yourself, instead of asking me for the source while showing complete disinterest in an account of the consequences of his theories put into practice?
- kelseyfrog 4y agoI'm not here to change your mind on anything, because I'm more interested in how you approach it. It's like asking for information about the industrial revolutions and having someone insist that it be approached by reading Industrial Society and its Future by Theodore Kaczynski. It's an idiosyncratic approach and there's an underlying reason, and I just want to understand what's going on.