UwU ~ Thanks for reading and thanks for philosophizing. Let's start backwards...

THE VOID!!!!!! But with a Dialectical twist...

I like to touch on labour a bit: "physical" and "mental" labour are things, though rightfully separated in what they do, that are still subordinated to the Times they belong to. Sir Thomas More would probably give a thumbs up to mental labour. (Albeit the sciences, arts and so on and so on do need physical labour in order to achieve it as well; in accordance to that, physical labour isn't brutish.)

Yeah, the World would've been different if the progressive revolts of past succeeded; to go on the point of utopias, they are a thing every revolution works towards to even when it's impossible to achieve.

Indeed, labour doesn't need to be defined by Capitalist standards and be for the enrichment of the proletariat. Anywho, glad it's on yer to-read list and that it got yah thinking.