Communism 3.0: The Succession of Capitalism and the China Model
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Transform Quantity into Quality and Vice Versa
A qualitative change is necessary in economic systems, transitioning from mere quantity, characterized by excess consumption, to a focus on quality that enhances well-being. This shift requires an appreciation for meaningful production rather than just output measured by GDP. However, for systems like socialism to succeed, they must also generate sufficient quantity to support their quality claims, illustrating the dialectic principle where quantity must evolve into quality and vice versa. The unity of opposites implies that contrasting concepts, such as quality and quantity, should be viewed as interconnected aspects of a comprehensive understanding. Finally, the concept of negation of the negation emphasizes the importance of progressive development, suggesting that growth and improvement arise from overcoming previous contradictions.
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