More importantly an example of this would be how our social surroundings affects us and to question why we do certain things. Such as people choosing to go to college and rack up loans knowing they would have to pay it back in the future but they believe they have no choice because society implanted it in their head that if they want the American dream of a stable job, big house, and a family that loan will be worth it at the end. Then later on in the future the person reached his or her goal of that American dream but later saw an old friend who did not make the same choice and decided to drop out of school …show more content…
In the same way, it alienates the workers from means of production and from the work that they do because the job they do was tiring, boring, empty and long. More importantly, it alienates them from other people because they were not fully alive at work as a result it lead them to try and get as much rest as possible before heading back. Marx’s believed the only way out of it was to revolt against the system which is why he is labeled as a conflict