"Never has anyone written so much about 'money in general' amidst such total lack of money in particular." - Marx We continue our journey through Marx's magnum opus "Capital," where he seeks “to lay bare the economic law of motion of modern society.” For our next meeting we will open up Part VII "The Accumulation of Capital" covering ch XXIII "Simple Reproduction" through ch XXV "The General Law of Capitalist Accumulation" section 3 . Our approach will be slow to assist our unpacking the multiple levels of this work of art. Newcomers are welcome - familiarity with prior sections is not necessary. “At first Marx critiqued religion philosophically, then he critiqued religion and philosophy politically, and at last he critiqued religion, philosophy, politics, and all other ideologies, economically.” – Karl Lowith ~80pp