Tim Cornelis

Thank you for your answers.

I know it is hard to imagine how specifically the inner workings of socialist society will look, but how do you envision planned production in socialist society to be carried out most effectively? Would it not be ineffective and chaotic if all bodies of production acted autonomously from eachother?

Probably was just me misinterpreting what you wrote. I believe what you wrote was that command economy/planned economy was inherently flawed and resulted in low quality consumer goods, shortages, waste and stagnation and was insufficiently equipped to deal with wants sufficiently. Perhaps you were refering to state managed capitalism?

What are your thoughts in general on planned economy/planned production in socialist society?

I've seen you criticize planned production -- how do you suggest that we carry out production in socialist society if not through planning it? What will determine what is produced and how much of it, and so on?

Keep up the good posts.

Am I dramatic? Fuck yeah! Am I getting over my bullshit? Yeah. Do I owe you an apology still? Or water under the bridge?

Hello,

I recently saw your post in the Calculation problem thread. I was wondering if you were familiar with Paul Cockshott's works in pertinence to it, as well as your take on it. Also, do you believe that the intellectual criticisms of the theory (as opposed to users in casual debates) also stem from a lack of understanding?