Is Anarchy the Mother of Order?

... up to the collapse of society as such? Mikhail Bakunin, Pyotr Kropotkin and even Karl Marx themselves would not mind such a denationalisation of modern society, but are the risks inevitably associated with this process of deconstruction of the global society too high? It has long been known that the main weakness of most utopias is that they are designed for ideal people. People, on the other hand, have never been perfect and, most likely, never will be. Whether it is good or bad is a philosophical question, but such is the reality. The main weakness of this utopia is ...