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Not reporting is bourgeois


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The real subsumption of labor is an important element of class conflict to analyze. The design of the means of production is an important way in which the bourgeoisie maintain power. But I am unsure of how the working class may fight the professional strata who design the means of production.

It seems to me that the professional strata only profits from a share of temporary super-profits due to innovation. If the workers want to fuck with the scientists then they must fight the intellectual monopoly rents the techs make their money from. It seems to me that rather than smashing mills the Luddites should have leaked the mill designs and trade secrets to their employer's competitors.

>It seems to me that rather than smashing mills the Luddites should have leaked the mill designs and trade secrets to their employer's competitors.

The rival companies would not touch the stolen IP and will just report the perpetrator to the police. No one wants to break IP laws because they don't want their own IP to be stolen. I guess some truly hopeless incompetent company might be tempted but govts don't fuck around with IP laws, if they get caught their company will likely be fined to death and executives will be arrested. It's one of the few laws under capitalism where being a big company or a billionaire won't save you if you break it.

>>2387593
They have entire departments dedicated to clean room design and reverse engineering.

>>2388119
Reverse engineering is legal but you need to tweak it a lot when you finally make your own product in order not to infringe the original patent. And that requires a lot of money and effort, so there's still a big competitive barrier even when you reverse engineer somehting.

>>2387593
you're a moron if you believe in bullshit like IP law. look at how behringer infringes on design and trademarks and stomps bespoke manufacturers.

>anthropomorphizing capital, a social relation
retarded thread


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