Erm, you haven't denied that a real economy exists (with a buying of labour power as a commodity and in its consumption materializing surplus labour). So there are two economies, both a fake (apparently, how would I know) and something that exists after the neutralization of the simulacra - something resolutely real. Could Marx have not seen beyond the simulacra, despite missing that the economy is debt based.zArk said:The industrial revolution emerged out of the debt based monetary system with morals and ethics emerging out of this very system.
True ethics and morals are conpletely subsumed and incompatible with this system. They are dominated and eventually obliterated.
I mean interest free banks would nuetralize the simulacra, but it would still exists as a capitalist economy - it would still fit Marx's definition of capitalism however right or wrong he is about its processes.