Chapter 24 Where do you plan to bury me?

Existence in a capitalist society is ignored in an unprecedented way.

In agricultural societies, human survival depended on the land.

The cycle of planting in spring and harvesting in autumn bound people to the soil.

This bondage had many drawbacks, such as crop reduction due to climate risks and poverty after being exploited by the rulers.

But this bondage tightly connected people with land and family.

Through their ignorant understanding, they could clearly feel the meaning of existence in their meager lives.

Pitiable yet fortunate.

The industrial civilization is dominated by capital.

The frenzy for profit etched in the veins of capital relentlessly drives its gradual alienation of people.

The production line requires qualified screws.

The moment the industrialized production process emerged, it was destined to keep spilling out.

All industries have to immerse themselves in the self-transformation of alienating people.

Either change and join the hunt,