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I have visited wikipedia. So you mean the anarchy that is "without hierarchy or authority" but not complete chaos?
I guess I'm unclear how you manage that without it devolving into chaos though. Like corporations constantly prove that if we don't have a law against it they'd just sell humans. I dunno how you manage to make an equitable society without some kind of rules and enforcement of said rules, when there will always be bad actors.
It's a more complex concept than I assumed, but I struggle to conceptualize what that kind of system actually looks like.
Yes. Sort of.
To be honest, I think even I need more education on the topic. But I think it's more like societies form organically. People pick roles and contribute to society as needed instead of doing a job just because you need to pay the rent.
And it doesn't mean there's an absence of rules or laws. And commerce would still function but there would be a specific need for it. And it wouldn't be just for profit. So that removed a lot of incentive to do bad things.