The Unified Field Theory of Anarchy

 The Unified Field Theory of Anarchy

Anarchy comes from the Medieval Latin anarchia and from the Greek anarchos ("having no ruler"), with an-+ archos ("ruler") literally meaning "without ruler".

Anarchy - Wiki 

 
The non-aggression principle (NAP), also called the non-aggression axiom, the non-coercion principle, the non-initiation of force and the zero aggression principle, is a concept in which "aggression", defined as initiating or threatening any forceful interference with either an individual or their property,^{[note 1]} is inherently wrong.^[1][2] In contrast to pacifism, the NAP does not forbid forceful defense and is considered by some to be a defining principle of libertarianism in the United States.^[3] It is also a prominent idea in anarcho-capitalism, classical liberalism and minarchism.^[4][5][6][7]

^{Non-Aggression Principle - Wiki}

^{Voluntaryism - Wiki} 

 

^{Anarcho Capitalism - Wiki} 

^{Voluntary Trade: a farmers market, garage sale, the black market}

^{Anarcho Socialism - Wiki} 

^{Voluntary working together towards a common end: Farmers CoOp, Food CoOp, Energy CoOp, Banking CoOp (Credit Union), Voluntary Insurances}

^{Anarcho Communism - Wiki}   

^{Voluntary Gifts: Birthdays, Christmas, Grandma needs something just get it for her, Alms, Church Offerings, Charities}

^{Anarcho Syndicalism - Wiki}

^{Communication Structure for efficiency, Confederated Alliance of Local Militias}

 

^{Not fighting each other for supremacy (divide and conquer)} 

^{Each tactic has many uses in each locality.} 

^{All exist simultaneously, voluntarily.} 

^{You voluntarily participate in the ones you believe in and have a benefit to you.}

^{Participatory Economics - Wiki}