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What did he mean by a system of equivalence, or universal equivalence? In the context of exchange value it's intuitive he means fiat money, or "exchangeability" wherein objects can be compared, exchanged, and liquidated for any other object.

But he seems to extend the implications of this principle of equivalence beyond commodity exchange, especially with respect to consumer objects. Perhaps he's to mean sign value can be just as exchangeable as commodities?

>>10240328
t. burgerlander peeved because of Baudrillard's merciless mockery

>>10109962
He has a room temperature IQ because he still believes in the citizen/foreigner moral dichotomy, not because he takes one side or another of that dichotomy

>That's probably why all educated people share his opinion and proles who never finished high school share yours.
>mfw