One person does one thing, while another does something else, and they all contribute to an effect that a single man would be unable to produce.
 Karl Marx, Das Kapital (1867). copy citation

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Author Karl Marx
Source Das Kapital
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Date 1867
Language English
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Note Translated by Samuel Moore and Edward Aveling
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“L’un rame pendant que l’autre tient le gouvernail, et qu’un troisième jette le filet on harponne le poisson, et la pêche a un succès impossible sans ce concours.” [Is it a question of undertaking a complex piece of labour? Many things must be done simultaneously. One person does one thing, while another does something else, and they all contribute to an effect that a single man would be unable to produce. One rows while the other holds the rudder, and a third casts the net or harpoons the fish; in this way fishing enjoys a success that would be impossible without this co-operation] (Destutt de Tracy, l.c.)” source