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Any1 play POE2? I am playing the new season.
There's generally two groups of folks who struggle with anarchism.
The first are people who (typically unknowingly) see the world as deterministic and therefore think whatever does exist *must* exist - it could be no other way. Complex societies require states. Why? How do you know? Because states exist. Therefore they mustve been needed.
That one is simple enough, you spend 2 hours reading about history and you can figure out thats wrong.
The second type of people though - those are much more interesting. Theyre people who have critical failures of empathy. They dont understand what coercion is or how to detect it because doing so would require them to care about other people.
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Rosy-faced Lovebirds on a cactus in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Customer came in to pick up something. Im required to ask for ID, so I ask. Customer says they left it in their car. I tell them I can't help.
3 minutes later they come in with the ID and chuck it at me. I check the name and chuck it back at them.
They start going off about wanting to see a manager. I tell them "good luck with that" and go back to work. The store's owner found it hilarious.
Hunter gatherers are not a monolith, some of them had fanatical work ethic. Some sat around making far more stuff than they ever needed.
Others, though, prioritized free time. Apparently they worked somewhere between 14 and 28 hours a week to have everything they needed. Food, shelter, etc.
My instinct is that for modern society to be justifiable, it should be competitive with what some tree-dwellers could pull off 50,000 years ago. Meaning people should be able to achieve subsistence working 60 hours a month.
The only reason that wouldn't be the case was if you had fallen into slavery.
The Sacrifice (1986), dir. Andrei Tarkovsky
Nymphomaniac II (2013), dir. Lars Von Trier
The Virgin Spring (1960), dir. Ingmar Bergman