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Also, it's totally anarchy. Temporary anarchy. I view the rigid dedication to "one governance system at all times" is a cultural artifact of static thinking. Ne

Also, it's totally anarchy. Temporary anarchy. I view the rigid dedication to "one governance system at all times" is a cultural artifact of static thinking. Neuroplasticity and grown mindsets are a thing. The science of learning how to learn suggest we operate in a more fluid fashion. Same for cultural evolution. Let's redesign everything from these recent perspectives instead of clinging to ancient paradigms.

ksdale 7y ago
Thank you for your thoughtful comments! I think such a thing as temporary anarchy is almost impossible to achieve in practice. There is entropy in human organizations and it's much easier to break things than to build them. I believe if you make it too easy to break things, even if you have the best of intentions and intend to rebuild them, you will just end up with a lot of broken things. In my experience, people tend to drastically underestimate how difficult it is to build things. I read your comment below, and I really like what you said about parenting and healing, by the way. I also think that learning to create things together without the permission of governments or corporations is something that we would all benefit from very much. I'm not sure it's necessary to throw off the shackles of government to make a lot of real, concrete improvements in the way we live.