1. Humans invented God (and HaShem and the Almighty). God has always been a human creation.
2. Having invented God, humans then assigned to Him their own powers of creation. […]
3. Having projected thought onto a non-human and invented entity, humans then subordinate themselves to it. Endowing their own creation with a specious authority, they take themselves to be lesser than it.
4. People make capital. Everything that counts as capital is a human creation. […]
5. Having created capital, people then assign to it the powers of creation. […]
6. Once the creative powers of work get misassigned to capital, actual workers are made subordinate to it. A created thing that lacks the powers to create is taken to be the all-creative thing and so allowed to lord it over the real creators.
2. Having invented God, humans then assigned to Him their own powers of creation. […]
3. Having projected thought onto a non-human and invented entity, humans then subordinate themselves to it. Endowing their own creation with a specious authority, they take themselves to be lesser than it.
4. People make capital. Everything that counts as capital is a human creation. […]
5. Having created capital, people then assign to it the powers of creation. […]
6. Once the creative powers of work get misassigned to capital, actual workers are made subordinate to it. A created thing that lacks the powers to create is taken to be the all-creative thing and so allowed to lord it over the real creators.