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(lemmy.ml)
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This sounds deep at first, but upon thinking for a second is a truism on the lines of "that's just the way the world works". Everything humans have done as a society is an emergent property of human behaviour. Capitalism, mercantilism, fascism, communism, anarchism, feudalism, slave society, empire... and so on. These are all also emergent properties of human behaviour.
This also is just a truism. Yes, of course it was invented. It's a social system. These aren't inherent. I didn't claim otherwise.
...By being organised and connected and educated. A society that has managed to erode the state and revolutionise society to live without hierarchy would be fundamentally different to the one now. To extrapolate behaviour in that society based on any behaviour you see in this one is fraught and must undergo further analysis based on the material conditions. But, based on anarchist, communist etc theory I've been exposed to thus far, such a society would not even by tempted by capitalism because - what is the point? We've moved past that. It's in our history books and we look at it the same way that today we see feudalism.
This seems rather loaded. What do you mean by a "cap on freedoms"? Right after mentioning capitalism, it seems you're equating capitalism, or maybe the concept of private property, with freedom.
There is no need for a state. People can organise together and make decisions together, then disperse to execute those decisions.
Not sure what this means or how to address it.
Define for me the human condition, and what you mean by humanity's "predispositions". These are not solid concepts.