/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12374057


Ideal answer: This is not achievable for a long time if ever btw.

The workers who own the business would self-manage dissent. If someone breaks democratic precedent they would be ousted. More importantly there would be a social understanding that harming the business hurts an individual more than it helps them. Cooperation is more beneficial than crime. And with the near complete elimination of poverty (which is the root cause of most crime) real crimes would become very scarce.
Realistic answer:

I make no claim to understand how actual anarchism would exactly manifest. My goal is to make society more anarchic and radically push in that direction. People rebelling against monarchs couldn't have envisioned our current society either.

Sadly, this means the police and the state are here to stay for a while.

Laws would also become more and more relative to each community as time goes on.

Militias would replace the military, and nations would be pacifist like Switzerland.

Prison would rapidly take the form of rehabilitation. Standards would be enforced by the market because prisoners would be free to transfer to any prison with open cells in the country and would be funded relative to how many prisoners they successfully rehabilitate.

Retaining prisoners would be unprofitable. True market mediation implies the prisoner has the choice of which prison to go to. It also implies they be treated like human beings, no communication blackouts or seizing of their possessions or forcing them to work for sweatshop wages. Doing these things would be less profitable than rehabilitating them because prison funding would come from cooperative federations. Federations that want less crime and more productive workers.

When alt bullrun starts, which alts will be top gainers when it comes to btc%? The ones which fell the most? The ones with the lowest market cap?

Leave Pepe to me.
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>>2376882
Why even risk ? Just set alerts and buy back in at a lower price