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Many people believe that a society without power is not possible. Take the opposite position. If we were to assume that a society without power is possible, how might it work? Would it still need authority?
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Many people believe that a society without power is not possible. Take the opposite position. If we were to assume that a society without

power is possible, how might it work? Would it still need authority? If so, why? If not, why not?

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Well this completly depends on people themselves and what they believe.

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In a way God is also authority something made for us to be keeped in check and many fear doing bad things because of god and some don't. I believe authority is needed because even if it doesn't keep everyone in check but atleast the majority.

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