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[535] Zaskar: I believe that
commodities are not interested in each other's use value
because they are not being compared on use value but on
whether or not society has a desire to obtain a given
commodity. In other words, the commodity is validated only
when society is willing to offer something of worth to obtain
the services of the given commodity. Therefore, it seems that
their value is only solidified when society comes calling. It
is interesting to me that timing must play a role in the worth
of a commodity. It seems that a commodity could be before its
time or too late to be of worth to society. |
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