15jx1bP54GxstAZG8oZkgYeFRHgGaxt6tm (190) ·
History is full of long lasting civilizations without states. States are relatively modern and have the worst track record of violence and chaos in history.
1G7DLq695juhR7QFz5jn1AaXH55Hxn4kZS (1489) ·
Can you provide an example of such civilizations?
15jx1bP54GxstAZG8oZkgYeFRHgGaxt6tm (190) ·
Iceland 200 yrs statelessness - http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Iceland/Iceland.html
American West stateless order prior to federal troops - https://mises.org/library/not-so-wild-wild-west
Hanseatic league etc. History taught as states norm. Not.
1G7DLq695juhR7QFz5jn1AaXH55Hxn4kZS (1489) ·
I won't read the entire paper, but thanks. I assume you read it so i will ask you, ok? is there any type of hyerarchy in stateless Iceland?
13bnv8BQaAcLnZQ4jzPBY4Uftw9QaFzgTr (864) ·
No, as there aren't any polar bears on Iceland.
(sorry to interrupt)
1G7DLq695juhR7QFz5jn1AaXH55Hxn4kZS (1489) ·
Shhh... I think he is reading the paper now.
19gAUDU4VQoVuLgeL9pwTepPsZonqvALhv (678) ·
These examples are of extremely small populations and geographically distant unimportant lands
Any examples in mainland bigger/ more advanced areas?
13bnv8BQaAcLnZQ4jzPBY4Uftw9QaFzgTr (864) ·
Gotcha. So they are temporary residents in this eg society evolution. But imo sure we wouldn’t go back in time into kingdoms, polises, feudalism or some other form of organization. So what’s next?
13bnv8BQaAcLnZQ4jzPBY4Uftw9QaFzgTr (864) ·
Egiptians were a long lasting civilization? Were greeks or romans? Atilla or Ming? Seems all are but a dust in the wind of time...
135b2qDNFUYM1Se71pPgy7AX6bVL1zUJmb (3062) ·
This is a contender imho: https://freeprivatecities.com