Its not about a lack of rules, customs or processes, its that those rules, customs and processes must be of the people and by the people. You don't need a mana

Its not about a lack of rules, customs or processes, its that those rules, customs and processes must be of the people and by the people. You don't need a manager to strictly codify the "rules for the grocery planning meeting" when you have to competent motivated people who will find a way to organize their shopping trip with or without such rules. The problem with excessive rules is that people become not so much unique individuals, but simply "rule implementers." Thus Spoke Zarathustra 1. 11: The New Idol >Where there are still peoples, the state is not understood, and is hated as the evil eye, and as sin against laws and customs. >This sign I give to you: every people speaks its own language of good and evil, which its neighbor does not understand. It has created its own language of laws and customs. >But the state lies in all the tongues of good and evil; and whatever it says it lies; and whatever it has it has stolen.