/lit/ - Literature

I've had an epiphany: The only way humanity is going to survive the changes to come (and by that I mean the automation of production and the upcoming complete uselesness of the working class) is through an abolishment of the capitalist system in which people's livelihood depends on being competitive in the market, and setting up communistic governments.

The only reason why communism didn't work was because of it's economic incompetence, but now that machines will take care of the economy (in a few decades) it's going to make capitalism not only obsolete, but very dangerous.

Wittgenstein is a very interesting writer when looked from a neoplutonian aesthetic perspective. Prove me wrong, pro-tip you Kant.