No.392292
So people keep asking ITT when will the next collapse happen. Fair.
One thing you have to understand that our economy (in fact, ANY economy) can be pretty accurately modeled based on physics and biology. Example:
<physics
>productive proletarian work, which is responsible for pretty much everything you need, like building houses, providing electricity, harvesting vegetables, etc.
are all physical processes. Just because magical line goes up it doesn't mean it has any connection to these real processes.
<biology
>capitalism literally can't continue on without the sufficient biological reproduction of the working class
>if proles can't eat, they can't work, reproduce, provide surplus value
Then there comes the fugging "social" aspect to all of this, meaning in Marxist terms, the relations of production, one's place in the prod. chain, the flow of capital, and so on.
Then comes the ideological justification and obfuscation that covers up all of the above. For example: that a burger woman having to work 3 jobs to be able to afford rent for a flat plus raising up a single child is unparalleled in human history as such.
Summing up: there are LITERAL physical, biological, and social limits NO MODE OF PRODUCTION can overcome. As the stock market lost all connection to the physical, biological, and social aspects of all of our lives, they resort to the ideological (obfuscating) aspect. Now you might ask: how long this shit can go on? The answer: the obfuscatory aspect can go on as long as the physico-biological can provide for a good chunk of the population.
To sum up all of the above: "le magic stock market" literally can't overrule biological and physical rules of our universe, and will soon reach a barrier.
>b-but when?
As long as it takes. At the very least 50% of Wallstreet shit is just a fucking bubble. Pure fake value pulled out of algorithmic asses.
>b-but
No. It's materialism, bitch. It HAS to come, because there are actual physical limits to all of this shit, no matter what "green line go up" says, which is largely a fucking fiction.
>b-but
No. It's materialism, bitch. The crisis will fucking ravage us, since the biological reproduction is threatened, upon which ANY mode of production relies.
>b-but
No. In social terms a larger and larger populace feels that this economy doesn't work for them, because it literally doesn't (see above).
>b-but
No.
>b-but when?
Literally any fucking moment when the bourgeoisie arrives at a physical/biological (i.e. material) LIMIT, wherein it becomes obvious that "owning" 300 tons of grain in stocks doesn't actually translate to feeding people, when owning stocks on rent doesn't translate to actual money being paid by workers, etc.
SO TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION:
It (crisis) LITERALLY has to come, because materialism.