> Our goal should absolutely be to eliminate the necessity of work ... You've whole-heartedly bought into Capital's propaganda. It is not just capitalism that

> Our goal should absolutely be to eliminate the necessity of work ... You've whole-heartedly bought into Capital's propaganda. It is not just capitalism that demands hard work but even some challenges to capitalism. I am again reminded of a bit of 1960s Maoist literature translated from Chinese into English that I once found in a Chinatown bookshop: in discussing the Peking Man fossil, it claimed that what set Man apart from his ape forebears was that he had the capacity to labor. Those who did not wish to dedicate their lives to labor, the book claimed, were reverting to primitive ways.