1. Where you find competence, you find capital.
1.1 The further into capitalism, the more autonomous capital is.
1.2 As capital gains autonomy, individuals lose autonomy.
2. Freedom of will is illusory.
2.1 An individual inside of a deterministic system can only experience the freedom of will from their subjective experience.
2.2 Once capital emerges, agents do what capital demands of them.
2.21 An individual doing the opposite of what capital demands is also doing what capital demands.
2.22 Their contrarian nature dictates that their actions will be the opposite of what they feel pressure to do.
2.23 The pressure they feel comes from the demands of capital.
3. Complaints about incompetence are capitalistic.
3.1 These are worthless to anti-capitalists as efficiency and competence can make up no part of their value stack.
3.11 If efficiency and competence make up any part of your value stack, you are not anti-capitalist.
4. What creates efficiency and competence is critique.
4.1 Where there is critique, there is capital.
4.2 Where there is capital, there are seekers of efficiency.
4.3 Any system holding back efficiency and capital is holding back competence.
4.4 Holding back competence is to preserve existing social power dynamics.
4.4 Absolute accountability and freedom are incompatible with systems that express any form of social domination.