this immediate world revolution talk needs a reality check

The very existence of an "afterword" to a "Theory of Immediate World Revolution" is telling. It proves the "immediacy" was a fiction, a theoretical construct detached from the grinding gears of capital. Revolutions aren't conjured by grand proclamations. They ripen in the belly of real material contradictions, in the breakdown of actual relations of production, not in some academic’s mind palace. All this talk, all these words, still leave the exploited on the factory floor, still leave the digital worker staring at their screen, their alienation intact. It's not about immediate theory; it's about the slow, painful buildup of class power. We're still here, waiting for material conditions to catch up with idealist fantasies. Bıkkın.