/ancap/ - Anarcho-Capitalism

>>137
Snow Crash takes place in something almost like ancapitalism. It's more like a series of Heathian landlord-states but it gets the idea of private governance across without being too cynical about the idea, but only because it's somewhat of a cyberpunk parody.

But what I'd like to see is a crime procedural in Ancapistan. All those shifting and overlapping jurisdictions and varying legal systems to deal with. Would be a cool way to explore the nitty gritty mechanisms behind polycentric law instead of speaking in broad strokes like always.

>>140
>crime procedural
Ooh, that's a sexy idea. I want to watch the hell out of that.

If you like a short story, The Ungoverned is a good one:

http://www.baenebooks.com/chapters/1416520724/1416520724___4.htm

For comics, L. Neil Smith makes good ones. The Probability Broach is kinda preachy, but very fun to read. Escape from Terra is cool too:

http://bigheadpress.com/

>>137
I think scifi touches upon the subject a lot. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress comes to mind, in an abstract sense. But the cyberpunk/near-future scifi genre is even closer. I don't have a list on hand but look around for cyberpunk or singularity-related scifi. The subjects get so wild a sort of anarchy takes over the setting, sometimes stable, sometimes not.

>>144
These are beautiful. I just spent about half a day working all the way through Escape from Terra. I'm going to share that with my friends. Thank you so much for sharing.

>>144
>>151
>Liking a comic reviewed on the Bad Webcomics Wiki
>Liking a comic worse than Goblins
Anclaps confirmed retards

>>183
>They like a thing that somebody with a website doesn't like.
>They must be retarded.

Not exactly compelling.

>>144
theres a comic version too
http://www.bigheadpress.com/tpbtgn