This is indeed a Marx biographical film made by a purely foreigner.
If Marx hadn't met Engels, he might have lost hope after the age of 30, taking a job, supporting his family, and occasionally writing reviews.
If Engels hadn't met Marx, he might have lost hope after the age of 30, married a female worker, took over his father's business, and occasionally wrote reviews.
Engels had social connections and high emotional intelligence that Marx did not. Engels did not have the sharp and original ideas of Marx.
Eventually, they both understand that without each other, they cannot continue to follow their ideals.
Is it human nature to live in groups?
Primitive human beings have no concept of family. The children they give birth are part of the whole tribe, and they form groups by division of labor. You are in the gathering group, you are in the hunting group, you are in the mason group, and you are in the weaving group.
Later, there was a family. Parents under the original social division of labor set up a small family and tell their children that you can become a scientist, general, writer, scholar, and artist through school studies in the future, but they did not tell you that you must be in a certain group to become a Some kind of home for that collective, that collective is the soil, the parents are not.
If the child does not understand this, or does not learn collective consciousness, it is likely to waste more than ten years.
I'm the child who doesn't understand. I always felt that as long as I was smart, I could excel. Am I not smart enough? No, if not supremely smart, at least averagely smart. It’s just that I have always lacked social skills, and I have given up my social efforts for some reasons. As a result, I can’t spread my thoughts into the soil, let alone blossom, and even buds can’t emerge.
Marx was the seed, Engels gave him soil and water. They are the seeds of the later Lenins, and we are enjoying the fruits.
The reason why entrepreneurship is important may be that you have the opportunity to create a seed yourself, find a piece of land for the seed, and try to see what can grow. This process is an organizational process, a process of rediscovering and creating a collective, a process of drawing strength from human primitive thinking.
Both Marxism and capitalism are highly organized doctrines, and their success lies in not being bureaucratic, not rigid. Capitalism also wants to be bureaucratic and rigid, but its inherent norms make it only painful to face the competition time and time again, and it cannot be rigid. Once Marxism froze, it immediately returned to the decadent feudal era.
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