Nowadays almost all new programming languages are open-source, and *nix OS softwares have won the cultural battle over Windows in the devops community.
> the supposedly bad capitalist IP system is also the reason for innovation and cooperation
For me this is as much a myth as the good old "the wealth trickles down from the rich to the poor"
Citation needed.
I like open source software, but let's just say often you don't want OSS community to design an interface or maintain it.
Inkscape is on one hand a great tool, on the other hand, it just bogs down doing routine things like zoom or rotate canvas.
Anyone can (and has) form a commune in the US, too. There's nothing to stop you.
P.S. the assembly line (invented in a free market country) is not about rapid prototyping. Prototypes are not built on an assembly line.
Maybe monetary incentives are important for innovation. And I don't think it's perfect at all, but abolishing it also seems a bit rich.
> Nowadays almost all new programming languages are open-source, and *nix OS softwares have won the cultural battle over Windows in the devops community.
What does that proof? You can't pretend that this would work universally.