Very interesting that you bring up Marx! However if I recall correctly Marx was mostly worried about the complete commoditization of work (which we see to some extent with service companies like Uber). I don&#x27;t think he considered the possibility that there simply might not be any work for anyone. It&#x27;d be interesting to hear his views on these contemporary developments: Because the co-ownership of a factory by it&#x27;s employees (which communism envisions) is a mentally reasonable concept that a lot of people love. However how would you go about a company that only requires three people to service millions of customers? Does communism have an answer to that? Would Marx suggest to just turn every company into a state owned company? Could the free software movement by Richard Stallman be a clandestine communist movement to socialize the ownership of the modern means of production (ie. software)?