u/wompt

if moving towards anarchy meant a significant loss of modern technology and its infrastructure, would you still advocate for it?

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u/wompt — 1 day ago

does settlement interfere with the practice of anarchy? does a nomadic existence make it easier to maintain egalitarian relations?

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u/wompt — 5 days ago

is anarchy ultimately self-effacing?

Assuming anarchy is fundamentally negative - meaning it is concerned with negation - and that negation is born out of a reaction to archy; if anarchy is successful in negating archy, creating a world without it, what meaning does anarchy have in that world? with no archies to negate, wouldn't anarchy cease to exist?

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u/wompt — 13 days ago

almost everything I have read by self-described anarchists rejects power over others, but what of increasing capacity more broadly? i am particularly interested in the expansion of power (capacity to influence change) through technological advancement. should anarchy have a small-scale bias toward technology? can we have anarchy while giving everyone a personal nuke? what does increasing the capacity to enact change in the world mean for anarchy?

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u/wompt — 15 days ago