I’m not, because systems without hierarchies do not function at large scale. This is even brought up in the last paragraph, but it includes:

just because something is complicated does not mean there is no way to do it democratically

So, a different system than anarchy is the way forward?

No, of course not, for the same reasons I’m not a libertarian; I’m too familiar with human nature to believe that people will all just collectively do the right thing or that mob justice is viable.

Many people are lazy, and stupid or just empathetically disabled etc. Those kinds of people simply cannot be depended upon to not act selfishly or ignorantly.

You see how people behaved when faced with a pandemic, so many people behave like dipshits even when you take pains to educate them and help them not hurt others with their negligence.

Society requires law and law requires enforcement, which requires some form of authority (preferably democratically allocated). We don’t live in small tribes any longer, things cannot operate under the assumption that we do.

The arguments presented are incredibly bad.

The question is asked “Are people generally good?”

And then goes on as if the premise is now “people are universally good”