A thinker used the parable of Infirm and Able to argue one of this thinker’s concepts was incompatible with egalitarianism. That thinker advanced the “Plain Argument” as an alternative to a theory created by this thinker, whose followers must contend with its similarity to Robert Nozick’s self-ownership principle according to Self Ownership, Freedom, and Equality. The so-called non “bullshit” school of this man’s thought included Jon Elster, John Roehmer, and G. A. Cohen. An (*) analytical school of this man’s thought began with a defense of his theory of history (-5[1])advancing a (-5[1])form of technological determinism. Joseph Schumpeter popularized the notion of “creative destruction” based on the writings of this thinker, who distinguished between “use value” and “exchange value.” For 10 points, (10[1])name this author of Das Kapital. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])