Chapter
Anarchism and the Accountability of Governments
2:54:05 - 3:01:45 (07:40)
In this excerpt, the speaker discusses the accountability that governments have in their use of power, and why anarchism is not necessarily the solution to achieving collective goals.
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The concept of order comes from the universe and its natural existence, as opposed to being imposed by a human-made system like a government.
2:54:05 - 2:56:30 (02:24)
Summary
The concept of order comes from the universe and its natural existence, as opposed to being imposed by a human-made system like a government. The universe itself is the basis for all order and disorder, and therefore any system of order must reflect this reality.
ChapterAnarchism and the Accountability of Governments
Episode#178 – Michael Malice and Yaron Brook: Ayn Rand, Human Nature, and Anarchy
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Anarchists propose that as the community grows, collectives that fund mechanisms to resist violence should be formed, rather than relying on a government monopoly on violence.
2:56:30 - 2:59:34 (03:04)
Summary
Anarchists propose that as the community grows, collectives that fund mechanisms to resist violence should be formed, rather than relying on a government monopoly on violence. The difference lies in the government's control versus community resistance mechanisms.
ChapterAnarchism and the Accountability of Governments
Episode#178 – Michael Malice and Yaron Brook: Ayn Rand, Human Nature, and Anarchy
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The accountability of the military to the people makes the system of government more effective, but the idea of anarchism disregards the need for security in a society, which is one of the essential human requirements.
2:59:34 - 3:01:45 (02:11)
Summary
The accountability of the military to the people makes the system of government more effective, but the idea of anarchism disregards the need for security in a society, which is one of the essential human requirements.