I find the Kibbutz experiments by the Israelis to be fascinating in that regard. Thats where they tried to create egalitarian "all are equal" mini-societies. Bu

I find the Kibbutz experiments by the Israelis to be fascinating in that regard. Thats where they tried to create egalitarian "all are equal" mini-societies. But they really tried to think it through and make it work. For example care for the kids was sort-of-centralized, so that women would not feel burdened to perform more tasks than men, boys and girls were thought the exact same things throughout their lives, that kinda thing. And it worked, kinda. People from those Kubbitz contribute disproportionately more to the economy, and those things are still going with several generations of people living in them. However newer generations became much less strict about the egalitarian aspect, as a lot of women preferred just to take care of the kids and leave the men to go out and start companies. Leading to funny confrontations between girls and their grandmothers :) Anyway I'm sure I'm grossing over a ton of stuff and its best to research on your own, but what I wanted to add is that different types of societies are possible, both free egalitarian capitalistic and even natural.