Would you say that something that might take significantly more input to complete a task in, say, being a medical or astrophysics researcher (something that might take months to see results from the work) would be negatively affected by generalizing labour under a more progressed form of communism (assuming there aren’t many people qualified to do this work in the population), or would you say it wouldn’t be significantly less effecient than if labour were specialized?
I think it’d be better if we disregarded highly authoritarian leaders in general and embraced socialism. Back in the day,
kings and emperors fought their battles, but it didn’t make their feudalism any less… feudal.
Would you say that something that might take significantly more input to complete a task in, say, being a medical or astrophysics researcher (something that might take months to see results from the work) would be negatively affected by generalizing labour under a more progressed form of communism (assuming there aren’t many people qualified to do this work in the population), or would you say it wouldn’t be significantly less effecient than if labour were specialized?