Labor creates value because… because fuck you that’s why

They're worth the same in your absurd hypothetical situation, in reality it's obviously quite difficult to find gold so what does this matter?

My labor didn't add value to the gold?

It isn't really, say you are a novice craftsman and I'm an expert.
You craft a chair in 8 hours and I craft a chair in 6 hours and the chairs quality is the same between the two, which chair is worth more?

Many jobs don't create value but gibsmedat, white boi. - D. Grabbler

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Lol ok maybe I'm retarded, gold's value is linked to it's scarcity, right?
The one crafted in 6 hours because you saved time, which increases the value of your labor

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Both are worth whatever the fuck someone is willing to pay for them.

Not all labour creates value and not everything that is valuable requires labour.

>demand creates value because.... because fuck you that's why

and by "worth" you mean $ amount.

Labour does create value, OP is attempting to doublespeak, pilpul and hegalian dialect Psyop you into remaining subservient to jewish economic systems. Hitler's Germany valued labour over gold and he brought his country from a degenerate, inflated economic turmoil ridden cesspool of kike filth into the strongest country that had the world on it's heels.

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I demand your mom.

Precisely labor does not add any inherent value into a product.
Even in tribal and communal societies that was never the case and often objects had sentimental, personal, religious and spiritual value placed on objects.
When Karl Marx the jew adopted the labor theory of value it was already long agreed that it was a flawed and idiotic idea

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>pay me for my time or we make the French revolution look like a joke
Yes.jpg why is it so hard for people to not be double dealing kikes?

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>Precisely labor does not add any inherent value into a product.
How do you create a product without labour? (assuming it requires labour).

Demand doesn't create value.
Scarcity creates value.
Demand creates scarcity.

lmao, energy just gets conserved, ok!

That's even stupider.

And old jewish hands control both demand and scarcity.

If I don't want something (demand=0) how is it valuable?

That's basically economics in a nutshell. Create crazy ideas and see which ones stick.

Jews use media to dress up one of their celebrity monkeys in vans and then tell niggers to buy the newest vans

You don't but more labor for the exact same product doesn't make that product more valuable.
Here is the key I said labor doesn't "inherently add value to the product"
First off you aren't the only one in the market but if there is zero demand there is effectively no value in the product.

If you need labour to create a produce that people want then this means that labour is valuable, do you agree?

If you and I both create a chair and it takes you 8 hours and it takes me 6 hours to create the chair both with equal outcomes of quality.
Do I have a chair that is worth less than you?

That wasn't my question. First we have to agree the labour which made the product is valuable, then we do a quantitative analysis.