I like how the literal symbol of communism is actually two pieces of physical capital.
the workers own their own personal possessions and small tools, while tractors and the fields themselves are owned by the state on behalf of the workers.
How big can a tool be before it is state property?
Hand Drills?
Electric Drills?
Drill Presses?
Milling Machines?
It’s determined dynamically according to the total capital of the commune, where the tool’s value is determined by a system of dynamic bidding split amongst the participants in order to determine the opportunity cost of the time and resources used to create and maintain it and -
oops.