Spontaneously? What are you referring to? The only particular moment in dialectical analysis is the synthesis, which is inherently unpredictable. Marxism is onl

Spontaneously? What are you referring to? The only particular moment in dialectical analysis is the synthesis, which is inherently unpredictable. Marxism is only predictive over the totality of history given the structure of the dialectic. I’m sure if you constructed an arbitrary dialectic you could find a synthesis tomorrow, it just wouldn’t be the synthesis he’s writing about. The effective law of which I am aware is that “eventually there will be a proletarian revolution”, although obviously this is impossible to invalidate if it’s incorrect.