The sin of wearing a crown

Chatting with Yuri is actually quite a torture.

Because the words that sometimes pop out of his mouth require comparative analysis by the brain before one can vaguely understand what he means. This is still a conversation when Lin En has a certain foundation, and it can be better understood when translated into Chinese. If it were pure Albion, it would probably be painful.

For example, what is the difference between value and price?

What are residual value and added value? What are the functions and circulation of money? What do the different formula transformations for calculating profit mean? What is capital? What are the social attributes of capital?

If Linn didn't stop to think carefully about these words and questions, combined with the current social situation in the lower city of [Steam City], many of them would not be able to understand what Yuri was expressing. Even so, when the bald man talked about the study of employment and labor, Lin En had only a vague understanding of many aspects and could only listen to a general idea.

But Lynn has a memory palace.

Even if he can't understand it for a while, as long as he writes it down and thinks about it later or combines it with the actual situation, he will still have an advantage over others.

In fact, Yuri was also surprised.

You must know that many of his words are unfamiliar or simply use expressive meanings instead of deep meanings, and he has made up a little bit of his own words. The difficulty is no less difficult than ordinary people coming into contact with [Mulan language] for the first time. Many of the students who studied with him scratched their heads crazily and were tortured a lot. However, the workers were limited by their knowledge and could only use more simple but meaningless examples to explain. Yuri had no choice but to do this. Knowledge is so difficult. complicated.

But Linn was not only able to barely keep up, but sometimes he was able to draw inferences or dig into deeper meanings. He even helped him correct a few inappropriate words.

The two men had a discussion about public ownership and private ownership.

The so-called utopianism all advocates the abolition of private ownership, the elimination of class differences, and social equality, among which the abolition and replacement of private ownership is its label. In this era, this is undoubtedly a more radical and dangerous slogan.

Just like if you want to rebel, if a group of mud-legged untouchables riot with pitchforks and hoes, two or three knights and a group of soldiers will probably suppress it. This kind of trouble is not even considered a rebellion, and the ruling class will eat melon seeds to appreciate it. The bastard was caught and hanged. But if you are systematic and put forward certain theories and reveal some essence, then the ruling class will not be able to sit still. It will be a panic that has their pants taken off.

To be more specific, Huang Chao wrote an anti-poetry back then. The essence was that people who were qualified to rebel expressed their thoughts of rebellion, and the rebellion of these people was often very effective and fatal.

To be honest, Linn was surprised that the bald man hadn't been killed.

From the bald head, Lin En also learned about the Extraordinaries outside [Steam City]. Although the social attribute of Extraordinaries is the ruling class, due to their overall short-lived label and the existence of righteous gods, this group is neither arrogant nor arrogant. It is not solidified and can more often resonate with people from the middle and lower classes.

Yuri commented on Linn. Among all the extraordinary people he had ever met, Linn was the one who could see through problems and empathize the most. Others, in fact, are more of a condescending knight pitying the poor people.

Lin En also discussed with Yuri the reason why extraordinary people are regarded as a collective rather than a class.

Class refers to multiple social groups with different identities, different statuses, wealth, etc., and different ideologies. At first glance, Extraordinaries meet the definition of class, but the ideology of Extraordinaries does not have the natural cohesion of a class due to its small circle and ranking, as well as its extreme dispersion and freedom.

For example: Goun's unruly Extraordinary people may have been persecuted and killed a number of people (church burning racks) for some reason. Albion's Extraordinary people will not feel offended, but will shout, "Good death!" Open the champagne!

Of course, the more important thing is that classes are contradictory, and the group of extraordinary people mostly obtains benefits by taking the skin of the ruling class.

Yuri pointed out when talking about this.

"Extraordinary people are not sensitive to their social status and rights. They are limited by the lagging nature of the collective and fail to play a leadership role in industrialized society. This phenomenon will continue with the development of productivity. , ultimately prompting the extraordinary people to truly awaken and try to step onto the stage of history and become a class.”

"How long do you think this will take?" Lynn asked curiously.

"This is a long process of mutual compromise, and the interference from external factors cannot be ignored. I think it will take at least nearly three hundred years."

"That's a long time."

Three hundred years, that was almost the era before Lin En traveled through time. Lin thought for a while. If it were that era, Extraordinary people would most likely become directors hidden behind the scenes of large companies in various Resident Evil movies. And there will be many situations that lead to disasters due to selfish desires.

Although the civet cat didn't want to be stroked by Lin En, Lin En's silky platinum hair became a comfortable cushion. It dismembered and stepped on the bald head and jumped onto the little gentleman's head and lay down lazily.

So there was a scene where Linn was talking to Yuri with a cat on his head.

The big bald head was obviously well-educated and did not laugh because of it. Lin En also tolerated this hateful cat and let it go. It seemed that he was too cheap to really argue with a cat.

The autumn wind blows slowly, and the fishy smell mixed with grass and earth comes from far away, and the air is filled with the subtle chirping of insects. Ms. [Weaving Moth]'s star-studded clothes moved slightly, seeming to be taking care of these two deep thinkers on the earth.

The agitation of thoughts seems illusory without any material basis, but these seemingly illusory things can make the whole world undergo earth-shaking changes.

In the discussion of public and private ownership, Yuri explained why private ownership is the root of exploitation, oppression, and corruption.

First of all, private ownership is not private property.

Private ownership emphasizes the individual ownership of the means of production from the aspect of social system, while private property emphasizes the individual use rights of the means of living from the aspect of family wealth. Those who clamor for the persecution of human rights, lack of freedom, lack of progress, and the confiscation of wives as property as soon as they hear that private ownership is about to be abolished are basically three types of people: one is the current exploiting class, and the other is those who attempt to exploit, Those with bad intentions who oppress other people, and the third are idiots who are exploited and oppressed without awakening.

Generally there are fewer of the second category and more of the third category.

Such people were called scabs in a certain era of burning passion.

"This is capital. If there is 10% profit, he will be used everywhere. If there is 20% profit, he will be active. If there is 50% profit, he will take risks. For 100% profit, he will dare to trample All human laws. With 300% profit, he dares to commit any crime and is even willing to sell the rope to hang himself. "

Lin En finally said this sentence in this era. Although it was a little late, he was not the original author.