>Marx's own understanding of what's required is badly flawed. It can't explain, for instance, the strength of the attachment to the "habit" of treating "things" as "substances" in "external relations" as opposed to "activities" in "internal relations". < Comment Is a this not an inherent quality of the minds functioning? As soon as one layer of internal relations are unravel one is confront with another layer of internal relations? WL.
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