Yes, I read your article but individual sovereignty assumes that we all are rational beings and can cooperate without any structure - specially justice, social, economic etc. Currently, we depend on govt. for providing us structure, which they do badly, I agree, but at least it provide citizens with education, health and social well being, at least in some countries like Denmark or some european nations. Is there an example in history where individuals lived sovereignly. I guess Auroville started as an experimental self-sovereignty in India, but it soon turned into statelike activities like issuing identity card etc. I don't know much.