The Implosive Society defends a bold thesis: capitalism has entered a terminal, and surely definitive, phase.
The crisis of civilization is not, therefore, a future horizon; it is our present reality. Written in the form of brief theses, the nearly seven hundred assertions offered in this volume analyze with theoretical solidity the pillars of the capitalist system, reaching the conclusion that, no longer capable of fulfilling the purposes that the system itself deems basic, we are now witnessing its progressive degradation. This implies the emergence of new economic and political paradigms of domination, but also the formation of renewed egalitarian communities arising from the antagonism to wage labor and the autonomy of struggle. In any case, the challenge for the proletarianized population of the entire planet is to know how to confront the collapse of capitalism without returning to the well-trodden paths of a left that shares too much with what now needs to be overcome.