General Cat is no abstraction, but the conserved DNA sequence
across felines.
> > [...] General is the *negation* of any
> > *particular* thing, in this case, any particular commodity. Its like
> > we have the "general cat" although in this case we have actually the
> > "general commodity" as a real thing, while the "general cat" is only a
> > Platonic abstraction.
>
> A very interesting point, Ale. If general is the negation of any
> particular thing, isn't abstract the negation of concrete? Moreover, if
> there is no "general cat", how can there be abstract labour? Is abstract
> labour, then, merely a "Platonic abstraction"?
>