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[71] Jazzdog: It is not possible for all Catholics to simultaneously
be popes, just as it is not possible for linen serving
as General equivalent to share in the relative form of
value. Otherwise, according to Marx, it would have to
serve as its own equivalent, which yields no
expressed value. I agree with Betty's statement in
[70] that Marx says that General Equivalent is
excluded from ever having its own use value. Betty's
last sentence also applies to this question in that
the use values of Catholics are expressed in the value
of the pope. But, this excludes the pope itself from
having a use value of its own. |
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