>We've known capitalism is broken since at least the times of Karl Marx.

>We've known capitalism is broken since at least the times of Karl Marx. By what measure is it broken when it's produced literally orders of magnitude more improvement in human living conditions than anything in the thousand years prior to the advent of capitalism?

Posted by logicchains on Feb 3, 2015, 10:53 AM

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