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What life would be like without government would depend on the types of institutional structures we select to organise ourselves with. In the world, there not only exist many regions without cohesive, strong government, but, in all places, there exist structures that we govern ourselves with that are not part of the government at all (e.g.) religion, culture, economics, etc.). Even with government removed, how we develop and interact with each other will depend on the types of norms and structures we maintain our relations on. For example, a state of not having a government is called anarchy but there are many varying conceptions of it. In one version, socialist anarchy, there is no government but the means of production (economic relations) belong to society. By contrast, in anarcho-capitalism, there is no government but all means of production and rights are given to individuals. These are just two possibilities out of a series of many different avenues, and each different avenue leads to a different world.

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