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Anarchism working at scale seems undecided to me.
At the very least because, whatever its virtues, part of "working at scale" is being able to thrive in an ecosystem of that scale. If you have a system that is fantastic but can't defend itself or propagate itself vs competing systems, then it's not fantastic. Or rather, it is, literally, fantastic: it is a fantasy that the thing can work in the real world, whatever its theoretical properties.
That's my critique against most speculative philosophies in a nutshell, including anarchism. That's my critique against most things, in fact.
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Only the real, only what you can see, not what people may think is a better alternative because it is just “fantasy”. I think that we are now living in someone’s fantasy world and moving towards something that was only a fantasy in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
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