We still need a government to perform the issues not governed by supply and demand. How the government interacts with a business should be akin to referees in a sport, and not as players.
You've basically described how arbitrators would function in an anarcho-capitalist society, except there would be no monopoly on referees.
Yeah, but the government would do more than be arbitrators. We need a government as part of human nature. All anarchistic models would fail, and cryptocurrencies have shown this.
Anarchism is prone to polarisation dividing communities into smaller groups. You could not have a large society with anarchism. It only works in small communities, and turns tribal.
The various forks and splits in crypto communities confirmed that old idea.
Good analogy. Although I would view the ability to fork real communities as a feature rather than a bug. Resolve conflict by *not* resolving it. Just fork away peacefully.
We need to come together as a species. Having reap communities fork would likely lead to extinction. We need more globalisation for real progress, and to secure our future existence.
Done.
Well that totally sinks my theory
Which is the best reason to test them.
