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possible forms of communism

A strange property system is adopted in the novel "Human Renewal Plan":

There is no restriction on the possession of personal wealth, and inheritance is prohibited.

Chapter 24 of Volume 1 of Marx’s Capital proposes “re-establishing individual ownership”.

Individual private ownership is the basis for individuals to participate in social exchange and division of labor, and is also the basis for the development of science and technology and the accumulation of knowledge.

Throughout his theories and writings, Marx also proposed the "abolition of private ownership."

Individual ownership and private ownership seem to be twins. On the surface, they look very similar.

In the world of the novel, the huge wealth held by an individual during his or her lifetime will be returned to society when he or she dies. Children are raised by society, and everyone's starting point seems to be equal. Class is almost negligible in the initial stage of life.

Due to differences in abilities and opportunities, adults are bound to have huge differences. Some people achieve fame and success, while others are mediocre. Some people receive state subsidies throughout their lives, but they all return to zero after death.

Returning to zero is not just for the individual himself, but extends to future generations.

Every child is raised by society in the same way and grows into the next generation of adults, experiencing ups and downs, prosperity and desolation. After death, he does not leave any wealth to his children, only a few souvenirs.

Social classes may, can, be disrupted in this way.

Because the so-called private ownership does not mean that individuals own wealth.

The so-called private ownership refers to class possession. And class is a human group fixed by the system of wealth (including defining wealth, accumulating wealth, and transmitting wealth).

Class is the product of the wealth system. This wealth system stipulates what wealth is: for example, whether a woman is a kind of wealth. It stipulates who can obtain wealth: for example, the conquerors of the American continent can possess land. It stipulates wealth.

To whom it is passed on: For example, the eldest son of a landlord can not only inherit the land, but also inherit the qualification "title" of his social virtual structure, and even participate in the distribution of various non-wealth resources. The so-called ancestral shadow, in various institutionalized forms

function in class society.

Private ownership is about the wealth system of human groups. Individual ownership is not.

If people in a society have to struggle from scratch, the results of their struggle will eventually be given back to the society. This society may be a society with a very active economy.

Not accumulating wealth and resources for the next generation means that wealth is best consumed while the individual is alive. The high mobility of this kind of wealth may bring about great economic prosperity.

And personal success and struggle are likely to emerge in a more dazzling way, and wealth is just a kind of honor in life. Success in life probably comes down to the biological meaning: successful people gain more superior qualifications and choose

Better reproductive opportunities leave more offspring. The offspring rely on their innate endowments to start a new round of personal struggle.

Boring theoretical analysis ultimately requires practical verification. Utopian socialism is a beautiful idea, but its practice is fragmented.

My novel, I hope it is interesting; but since it is in the future time and the unknown world, it is inevitable that it will be mixed into the thought experiment in my head.

Communism is difficult to practice and has a long road to development. Thought experiments can be as routine and personal as possible. Microscopic private experiences are difficult to access in the grand upper-level design, but they are likely to have undercurrents and spread all over the rocks. Ruined

The factors for a certain great cause are often found in daily life.

At the end of the day, there is only a tiny drop of hair. The realization of great undertakings must be because of the irreducible collective force of the various daily individual behavior chains.

Human beings are so primitive, so wild, and so small; perhaps new creatures in the future can achieve a better communist society. The ant group is similar to a class society and is quite harmonious. But how can humans survive the struggle of communism?
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