"In order for there to be an average rate of profit throughout the
capitalist system, branches of industry that employ very little labor
but a lot of machinery must be able to have the right to call on the
pool of value that high-labor, low-tech branches create. If there were
no such branches or no such right, then the average rate of profit
would be so low in the high-tech, low-labor industries that all
investment would stop and the system would terminate. Consequently,
"new enclosures" in the
countryside must accompany the rise of "automatic processes" in
industry, the computer requires the sweat shop, and the cyborg's
existence is premised on the slave."
the issue I suppose is "whose new society" does the gpl found .....