Not automatically, that’s not how history nor capital works. If a crisis happens that threatens the rule of capital, be it proletarian uprising or catastrophic climate change, bourgeoisie aren’t simply going to keel over and watch themselves lose their position, they’re going to try and solve the crisis by any means necessary to preserve it.

If there’s no solution found by capital because, for example, agriculture has become impossible and there’s mass starvation with very little that can be done about it, then the question of mode of production will be irrelevant since humanity as a whole will be in the process of dying out.

I think so yes, but not in a good way. More like in a mad max sort of way.

I’ve read some arguments that capitalism is already transitioning into feudalism, the god legitimation aspect being replaced by AI.

It sucks that the global left doesn’t feel organized enough to steer the civilizations in a good direction. Capitalism needs to gtfo obviously but abandoning it for the next crappy thing doesn’t help us much. We aren’t in a place where we’re impactful enough in most places.

Edit: I didn’t mention climate change, but I didn’t think the climate crisis will get rid of capitalism or whatever bad follows until capital runs out of stuff to burn. It’s on us to be faster.

obviously, id rather we dismantle capitalism before it comes to that.

Did Vesuvius take down the Pompeii slave economy?

A post-climate change capitalism is a bit of a nonsensical question, because CC creates sustained uncertainties or impossibilities concerning whole economic foundations. Once global logistics becomes uninsurable or flat out economically unfeasible, political economy is largely irrelevant or unpredictable (compare Bronze Age Collapse).

Do you consider the Haitian economy capitalist?

Yes but it will be horible i dont see a good way to socialism once it all grashes down we need to sltry to slow down the climate before that point

I think it will morph into something different as they now protect what they have. Maybe authoritarinism unfortunately?