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The Productivity Paradox: Why Technology Makes the Economy More Efficient But Most People No Richer
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USSR wasn’t really communist though, was it? They tried and failed to make a communist state, no?
There were a few years of war communism during, well, the Civil War, but due to all the hunger deaths it might not be what your usual USSR fan wants to think about.
No country has managed a transition to communism, all of them got turned into various types of authroritarian dictatorships. There is no known method for transitioning to communism and maintaining it.
Communism in its true form is unsustainable economically and defies basic human sociology and psychology.
To be fair, when they tried outside influences actively sabotaged the attempt.
Would you know whether or not democratic socialism is a good prospect in that regard? A flavor of which that remains capitalistic, but using worker coops instead of the top down monarchistic approach to institutional governance?