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A Force of nature (n.) is not the source of surplus profit but only its natural basis — as use-value is the bearer of exchange-value but not its cause.
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A Force of nature (n.) is not the source of surplus profit but only its natural basis — as use-value is the bearer of exchange-value but not its cause.
A Force of nature (n.) such as the elasticity of steam, or water's power to change its state, costs the manufacturer nothing and is monopolized by capital just as the social forces of cooperation are.