The Negation of Value in Marx's World

In Marx's world, there's not an unfortunate accident but a deep and abiding feature of what capital is about. All capitalist commodity producers know that the success of their enterprise is assured only when their commodity has been sold for a money value. If they cannot do this, then they are no longer capitalists. The evolutionary laws of capital on segment hinge upon the unfolding relation between value and anti-value in much the same way as physics dressed on relations between matter and anti-netism.