Although capital is an important means in the process of value creation, its accumulation is indeed an indispensable material condition for economic growth, but as materialized labor or dead labor, it cannot create itself. Without human labor, it can only be a bunch The general equivalent that cannot add value. Second, capital is not the product of individual efforts, but the result of collective or social labor. From a physiological point of view, there is no huge difference in the ability of each person to work (whether physical or mental). It is impossible to become rich by owning and accumulating your own surplus labor. so:. ['Capital is a manifestation of surplus-value.', 'Richness can only be achieved by possessing the surplus-value of others.', 'Capital is owned by all members of society.', 'Capital can also create value under certain conditions.']