Socialize . . . how?
My conception of (badly-needed, duh) social change is more micro-level oriented than macro-level oriented. That’s why I’m such a fan of Samuel Alexander:
https://www.ecologicalcitizen.net/pdfs/v03sb-02.pdf
But the macro level can’t be ignored. At that level I’m a fan of eco-socialism and it sure does look like there’s increasing momentum for some kind of socialism:
https://jacobin.com/2022/06/thomas-piketty-time-for-socialism-capitalism-book
But the “what to do” in that regard (i.e., the “next system” project) is still very much up in the air:
If you happen to read that article you’ll see how foggy the envisioning is.
Or … I could save you the trouble of reading that article and just let you know: the envisioning is foggy.
(This is so indicative of the times we live in. The socialist movement has had a strong critique of the capitalist system for two hundred years. But in two hundred years it has not figured out how to replace that noxious-duh system.)
