Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels dreamed of revolution. But what happens when the revolution comes and then goes? Sponsor: audible.com/revolutions Recommendation: The Once and Future King

Friedrich Engels, author of 'The Principles of Communism,' discusses the definition of communism and its aim to organize society for the freedom of every member. They explore the sale of labor, exploitation of petty bourgeois workers, and the transition to capitalism. The chapter also delves into the differences between proletarians and slaves, as well as capitalism's plausible deniability and the challenges in recognizing its impact on society.

Friedrich Engels' 'Principles of Communism' and its theoretical substance are discussed. The draft highlights the decentralized nature of capitalism, the need for collective ownership, and the inevitability of revolution. The abolition of private property, communal raising of children, and misconceptions about communism are explored. The distinction between socialists and communists is clarified, along with the relationship between Marx and Engels. The importance of collaboration for building a better society is emphasized.