How so? One can dig a hole with their bare hands and find a water source. If one create some rudimentary tools then the process is faster. If another one sculpt

How so? One can dig a hole with their bare hands and find a water source. If one create some rudimentary tools then the process is faster. If another one sculpts the dug clay and fashion rudimentary sun-dried clay vases you got a way to temporary store that water. All of that has value and the only "capital" needed were the basic resources of some wood, food, and water, if you stretch the meaning of capital. Capital cannot, ever, create value by itself, it has to come from labour. Capital can only help the process to be faster. Even in a potential distant future where everything is made by machines, labour is required, just not human labour. There's absolute no value from capital without labour. Please, prove me wrong.