Muh prices!

Who will tell me what to do?

Seriously?

You've got 100 orders for maseratis, serve them in order.
You've got 1000 orders for maseratis, train more makers.
You've got 10000 orders for maseratis, expand to new factories.
You've got 1000000 orders for maseratis, distribute production to other areas.

You can't give away your Chrysler?
Make maseratis.

See the efficiencies now?

Can't give your products away?
Make other products.

Can't make a go of your own business?
Grow a garden and some chickens.

Can't do that?
Do what you can.

Won't do that?
Welcome to the bottom of the heap.

We can always put the bums to work maintaining,...

Muh roads!

The main difference between Marxism and communism is that communism is decentralized.
I'm sure you recognize the benefits of decentralization.

Distributed networks work even better.
Imagine a world where a tomato travels less than 50 miles to get to your chef.
We only have to build the facilities, and distribute them.
Probably should train the chef in a number of disciplines.

Please free your mind from the old paradigm, and embrace the new.
You will not avoid it, either way.

This link will more fully explain the rift between Marxist 'Communism' and Kropotkin's communism.

My answer to the dilemma is to go the shortest route.
Most efficient in the delivery of goods over the long haul, the intent of the project to begin with.

I've watched your video, twice now, I hope you take the days necessary to read the books.