His mute button is a weapon he likes a lot. He's always trying to force his ideas on others and when you don't conform, he mutes them and I actually think that's anarchial in nature.
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His mute button is a weapon he likes a lot. He's always trying to force his ideas on others and when you don't conform, he mutes them and I actually think that's anarchial in nature.
Hey @Josediccus,
as I understand anarchy, it is not a ruleless agreement between people, but a form of community in which the most minimal, yet clearest rules are already included, because we are human beings and not just instinctive animals. We know and recognise fairness when we see it, just like the opposite. Dominating someone for purely self-centred reasons is probably not one of them. So I don't necessarily define such as anarchic, but as arbitrary. However, arbitrariness is not something that would be tolerated in an anarchic community, nor is it in a "more developed" one. I see arbitrariness as an impulsive act that has not allowed deliberation to take effect in the agent. Where people only react to stimuli and action becomes more important than non-action, we live on shaky ground. Such things are generally perceived as "lawless" or "ruleless", which brings us full circle :)
Greetings.
@erh.germany, oh yes, I'll definitely say you're correct, the reason being that an anarchist is totally different than I thought and after watching the videos @trostparadox.pob linked to me, plus reading your comments, I would definitely think I'm actually wrong and rightly so too. While anarchism rejects any form of hierarchy, I would totally say that what I wished to expressed the other day was totally different. I was going to talk about unfairness, or control as a result of resources, or using the motivation or fear of having resources to instinctively control people, their course of action or thoughts without even having to use any form of force as it were. I find this totally contradicting of a decentralised blockchain and not even a physical institution, but like you said, that would probably be abitrariness. I couldn't find a word to express it, so I felt of course anarchy was the word. Cheers for the comment and @trostparadox thanks for the link and the Video Dr Bylund did great justice in those teachings.
@josediccus
Check these out (and let me know what you think):
Thank you very much! I've watched both videos. The professor explains it very well and his answers are quite advanced. Also, I know now who you are (in terms of how you look and do the moderation:).
Appreciated.
I am mostly offline these days. On vacation and enjoying space and handy works.
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