The “decision making” and the impossibility of Humankind survival in capitalism

Abstract

This paper raises the following thesis: those who are at the top of the “mode of domination and capital accumulation” are making decisions that are leading us to a place where survival of humanity and life in general might not be possible. Through the bookkeeping mindset of businessmen and shareholder alike, we can make sense the inner workings of capitalism and its distortions. It is quite clear now that such mindset engenders decisions that threatens the environment and the ecosystems. It is also clear why some people representing the “political
class” don’t take into consideration, or even disqualify, the opinions of well-respected scholars who have talked about the ongoing crisis of the biosphere and the ecosystems. Human species will survive only if capitalism ceases to exist, though it isn’t the only way to ensure its survival. Within the new mode of accumulation and domination might be possible to find predatory capitalistic forms of accumulations; however, it is important to prevent them through
the field of sciences and social movements.