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 (10[1])with a defense of his theory of history advancing a 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[1])10 points, name this author of Das Kapital. (10[1])■END■