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Hi list! 2 weeks (18 days) ago Casimir Purzelbaum wrote:
But I would say that "FreeSoftware economy *today* is *indirectly* dependent on the 'main' money-based capitalist economy"... (No matter where the active FS-supporters get their money from, they do need it; in other words: today, a most significant part of the "material" basis of human life is produced in a capitalist way and can therefor only be "accessed in a capitalist way", i.e. "bought".)
Well, it very much depends on how you look at it. Pre-capitalist society depended on the use of the ground. Because capitalism also depends on ground is capitalism completely based on theses pre-capitalist *societies*? Of course not. From its very start capitalism - or money based economy if you want - had its own logic. When capitalism was a germ form it was unable to reproduce the whole of society - no germ form is able to do that I'd like to add. In this way capitalism depended as much on feudal societies as Free Software depends on capitalism: Capitalism is a pre-requisite to its existence as long as it is still a germ form. However, its logic does not depend on capitalism but is a new invention (at least on this scale and in this particular way). Mit Freien Grüßen Stefan _______________________ http://www.oekonux.org/
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