It’s when you consider problems like air traffic control (ATC) on a busy continent that practical problems with libertarianism become apparent. It’s a tightly synchronized federated architecture (ie a network of locally centralized entities) that’s hard to “libertarianize”
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"Laissez-faire was planned, planning was not" -- Polyani. ie, whether you want it or not, non-minimum government evolves alongside new tech. You need structured violence to create room for laissez faire, so Catch 22: you'd need a government to keep government out of markets
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cough enforcing contracts cough
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