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That's an interesting argument there. In my opinion, private law system is pretty much anarchism, since people tend to aggregate with similarly-minded people t
by 1_player 13y ago
That's an interesting argument there.
In my opinion, private law system is pretty much anarchism, since people tend to aggregate with similarly-minded people that share the same values and rules: rules and leadership tend to form spontaneously in human groups (since we actually are tribal animals).
I have the gut feeling that as we eliminate scarcity through technology a real anarchist system is possible. I just miss enough theory to back it up.
Does anyone know any good book/author talking about that?
- icebraining 13y agoNot serious theory, but James P. Hogan's Voyage from Yesteryear is based on the creation of a new post-scarcity anarchist society, and the meeting between it and the "old society". Spoiler: it's not all hugs and singing Kumbaya. It's certainly a compelling vision - at least to me - but it's not exactly a political treaty.