How do we create a different world? By breaking open capitalism: creating cracks, moments, and spaces of resistance where we assert the right to act differently. This is what we are already doing - every day - everywhere. John Holloway's widely acclaimed book "Changing the World Without Taking Power" sparked a global debate about the most effective methods to overcome capitalism. Now, Holloway continues the debate with the argument that hope lies in the fact that capitalism is already severely weakened and the logic of social cohesion is full of cracks. But can these cracks lead to the collapse of the system? Holloway sees the power of these leaps in their general drive "against" capitalist wage labor and for other activities. The question of revolution is not how capitalism can be finally destroyed, but how to prevent it from being constantly recreated, and how something reasonable and new can be put in its place.