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Originally Posted by Osterbaum
But that is in present society. You see, anarchy in this form (the way I see it) basically requires a change in the way we think. Which requires a change in the form of society.
What I mean is, people in the plants you worked in might not know that much about what's going on (in terms of factory function etc.), but we don't live in any form of anarchy. They know what they "have to know", what they are required to know, in the terms of the current form of society.
Am I making any sense?
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Yes, but let me write it out to be sure: you're saying that in the new anarchical society, the people would be forced to learn more about their job in order to do the same thing. And so they would, in order to survive.
There's still no driving force though, what do they get out of doing their job well? Because without that they'll still just understand enough to bluff their way through most things, and not enough to actually make decisions (even though they still will anyway). Also, why do they have the job in the first place? What are they getting from it if there's no money and the factory makes nothing they need?