[A-List] electronics and value

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In a message dated 12/16/02 12:12:12 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
jfgf.consult at mail.telepac.pt writes:

> Is electronics a revolutionary technology? That is, are we at the same 
> historical juncture that people were 150 years ago in the revolution from 
> agriculture to electro-mechanical industry?
> 
> 

In my opinion the article presented on the impact of electronic on the value 
system is excellent and part of a form of Marxism that evolved in the 
specifics of American history. The article is my particular point of view on 
the level of Marxist theory, Marxist doctrine and the communist art of 
explanation. 

In as much as I have engaged a more than less coherent body of people 
familiar with Karl Marx "Capital" the concept "value form" and "commodity 
form" of the social products are used. Undermining the value system means the 
unraveling of a system of social production driven on the basis of the 
exchange of the human labor congealed inside that which is produced. 

Melvin P.
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