Comment Re: Capitalism wins again. (Score 2) 207
If you spent time and labor carefully stirring the flour, singing to it, sorting it into little piles and combining those piles, you would still only have a dollar worth of flour no matter how much time and labor you spent.
If you poured the flour into a bread making machine (one capable of matching the quality of the bread you could produce by hand) and napped for a few hours while it did its work, you could still sell the bread for two bucks, even though you hadnâ(TM)t invested significant time and labor.
Expecting direct compensation for the fact of having done labor, rather than for the product of that labor, is the opposite of capitalism.