I quite enjoyed this reading, and found a moment where something "clicked" when Marx discussed how the advance of machinery in one form of a commodity's process drives the advance of machinery in the rest, ie the longest parts of a manufacturing process are improved first, and then the new longest parts are focused on. This drives itself forward perpetually. It's intuitive and obvious on retrospect, but it really shows how and why manufacturing production turns to large-scale industry.
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In Manufacture, the organisation of the social labour-process is purely subjective; it is a combination of detail labourers; in its machinery system, modern industry has a productive organism that is purely objective, in which the labourer becomes a mere appendage to an already existing material condition of production.
(Ch. 15. The Development of Machinery)
Something something manufacture-era Capital ran a marathon so that factory Capital would walk smoothly.
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