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Who will bring about socialism?

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"Socialism is not brought by any person or party; it arises naturally when capitalism has fully ripened, like youth inevitably turning into old age."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, no person or party 'brings' socialism; it arises naturally when capitalism fully ripens—like youth turning into old age. The shift occurs by itself once two conditions mature: an abundance of wealth and the replacement of human labor by technology. Forced, premature collectivization backfires; patience and technological advancement allow a humane, sustainable socialism to emerge.
Nobody makes socialism happen; it shows up by itself when society is very rich and machines do most work, so don’t try to force it.
Why this matters practically
- Focus on creating abundance through technology, not coercive takeovers.
- Be patient; support reforms that align with human nature.
- Prioritize automation and productivity to reduce compulsory labor.
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