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For the record you are moving the goal post now but that’s okay. Many primitive anarchistic societies are still known about today in many instances, having left artifacts of clothing, technology, buildings and preserved art, so yes, in some ways they have built things that have endured and are still admired and studied.
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Alan ₿ Watts ⚡️
Name a specific example.
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Grotte de Font-de-Gaume Lascaux cave Rouffignac Cave Chauvet Cave Gila Cliff Dwellings national monument Chaco National historic park Bandalier National monument Aztec ruins National monument Petroglyph national monument I could go on and on and on. There are hundreds of museums dedicated to v
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Alan ₿ Watts ⚡️
These are mostly primitive cave drawings. I prefer sophisticated, advanced civilization.
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Again, moving the goal post. Your initial post asked for example of “stateless utopias” to which I responded that utopias don’t exist. There is no example of government utopia either. But there are many examples stateless societies that were quite durable and interesting where inhabitants had high q
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Alan ₿ Watts ⚡️
I’ll take imperfect citadels over perfect cave drawings any day.
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Yeah while your children’s future is being burned right in front of you. Where are the citadels in America? America is a garbage country who leaves behind nothing but strip malls and fast food chains. Antithetical to inspiration. I know you can’t contend with the facts I presented, so you retrea
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Alan ₿ Watts ⚡️
You are free to go live in a cave somewhere with other anarchists. That’s about all anarchists can accomplish without coordination. Your heart is in the right place. And I respect that. But you are deluded.
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How will we organize after hyperbitcoinization? I’m wondering what our society will look like in the future. I’ve posted before thoughts about why large centralized democracies don’t work. So, in the vein of decentralization, we may end up moving toward small communities, tribes of like minded peop#Bitcoin. Fix the money, fix the world. #Bitcoin. It’s the only chance we have. Parts extracted verbatim from CRIME & PUNISHMENT — Native American Style October 14, 2008 by Karen Kay
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Cospaia Medieval Iceland modern Somalia during its stateless period (in which it experienced greater growth than its State-run neighbors)
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