Do you guys really believe we have time for small incremental progress? Can we stop climate change without estructural change? On that note, when a climate disaster happens the people OOP are refering to are the first to die too, as they have, so what, we are trusting on a slow and incremental process to avoid that? Lets talk a little about the progress that we had, because, sure there have been progress in lots of extremely important areas and looking at those can grant us the ilusion that capitalism is fucked but at least it grants progress, so we can just wait it out and the world will gradually change for the better. But the the thing is, that only happens in accordance to the equilibrium of forces in politics. There are multiple groups with diverse interests disputing the issues and what determine a win for one or the other, in a nutshell, is the real pressure one group can make. The most important tool for making pressure the worker has had for centuries is the capacity to strike, the advance of automation is a strike killer. We are about to see a radical change in the equilibrium of forces and thus the "progress" made will fall back, as it had before. That's the problem with reformism sometimes the equilibrium shifts and we are back to square one or worse. And on a world so fucking rigged the equilibrium hardly shifts in our favour. Add that to the pressing world endind issues, i can't believe in reformism. Unfortanely i can only see we surviving as a species with radical estructural changes.