It is better for people to envision the end of the planet than the end of capitalism, according to Raj Patel.

The growth of industrialization was aided by capitalism. Industrial countries are putting in a lot of effort,
not only in terms of manufacturing facilities, but also in terms of transporting all of the resources that a
country need. Anya discusses how time became necessary just to watch the dollar amount we assigned
to our labor. When we look at current efforts to defund policing, we will see how daunting it is to
change/abolish a structure that has been in effect for too long, even though it is slow over time. The
collapse of all broken structures is theoretically the end of the universe as we know it, but that is not the
case. According to the government's framework for effectively using capital and building industry. The
government knows that the services we use will be exhausted after a few years. As a result, they decide
how many industries we need to build in our region. However, after capitalism, which is described as an
economic structure in which businesses are owned and operated for profit by individuals rather than the
government. Therefore, for the purposes of helping themselves, individuals who grow their businesses
use capital according to their own wishes. They establish numerous industries dependent on different
geographical features where resource abundance is greater, and they benefit from the resources. As a
result, Raj Patel believes that the end of the earth, rather than the end of capitalism, is approaching.

2) If I imagined the end of capitalism, there might be more than one option for confusion over how
capitalism would end, which would show a greater degree of uncertainty about what capitalism is. I
believe that this uncertainty is not mere coincidence, and that abstraction and complexity are core
features of the scheme, which, if real, would make the common injunction to "smash capitalism" less
efficient. The end of capitalism has resulted in a reduction in the availability of various types of private
goods by various enterprises. People grow a habit of using various tools for various industries. It does
not matter whether it's private or public. They make use of the capital in the same way as they make use
of the resources. So, if capitalism fails, the government must reclaim these properties and create a more
vulnerable version of capitalism.