When you use capital to buy machines, they are embodied labor from outside of the organization and the exploitation is shifted from internal to external. The c

When you use capital to buy machines, they are embodied labor from outside of the organization and the exploitation is shifted from internal to external. The core claim is that simply buying things and managing things produces value all on its own and it's transparently false as if the thing wasn't produced, you couldn't buy it. The other core claim is that there's a legitimacy to the idea that if you buy something that is socially useful, you get to derive the exclusive right to the fruits of it which makes no sense.