First Marx says that the quantity of value is determined by labor-time, andthen he continues: "It might seem that if the value of a commodity is determined by theamount of labor spent in its production, the more lazy and inept the laborer, the more valuablehis commodity would be." Why does Marx write here: "it might seem that"? Does hisprescription how to measure the quantity of value lead to absurd results or does it not?