i wonder if maybe this is actually a distinction between communities of thingness and communities of thereness (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2017/06/06/thingness-and-thereness/ …)
prolly anarchism is basically "living that way is good and for some reason i think we all can because i don't know what Dunbar's number is"
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but middle-class people can generally go up the ziggurrat, so their peers are competitors, and there's profit in backstabbing
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the working class often lack a career advancement path. Thus the biggest payoff comes from looking out for each other, from 'community'
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and it's why middle-class orgs are full of strict religiousity, or it's modern equivalent, 'social justice'
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thus you have ppl who constantly make rules, and everyone else has to signal obedience/submission, which is why company rule books get big
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this creates an environment where dominance is everything, and where power displays are constant
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this comes down to my theory of working-class and middle-class mindsets. These are gross generalizations, but i think that...
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it's a difficult thing to get to the bottom of, but there generally wasn't a payoff for backstabbing your fellow market traders, so...
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dunno, I don't think that the reason things turn cultic is cos of dunbar's number
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