Adrian Riskin 
Any enterprise, even very complex ones, that functions under the state can function cooperatively without the state. The only question is whether it would seem worth anyone's time to keep doing it if they weren't being forced.
The diamond/water paradox only seems like a paradox because economists mostly don't want to face the fact that the very existence of the economy relies on state-directed violence.
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Philosophers for ChangeAn anarchy of everyday life
by Jeff Shantz Contemporary anarchism offers a mid-range movement organized somewhere between the levels of everyday life, to which it is closest, and insurrection. Rooted in the former they seek to move towards the latter. Anarchists look to the aspects of people's daily lives that both suggest life without rule by external authorities and which might provide a foundation for anarchist social relations more broadly. This commitment forms a strong and persistent current within diverse […]https://philosophersforchange.org/2012/04/10/an-anarchy-of-everyday-life/
