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Credit goes to Eardwuldor.

I hold no credit to this video.

Do I disagree with what he's saying? Maybe, maybe not. The biggest barrier to is the inadequacy of the common vocabulary, since the vocabulary didn't necessarily emerge from people who wanted clarity, but from people who saw the world from a certain ideological predisposition and with limited energy and effort. I've come to the realization that in order to explore new concepts, you probably need to develop a new vocabulary. The people who came up with the word "state" weren't thinking about polycentic and monocentric law, and they weren't thinking about what precisely a state is. The vocabulary that we inherited was what was simple enough for the average person to understand and get by with at their level, in addition to some politically motivated meme pushers. If we want to deconstruct the world around us, we need a new vocabulary, because the one we have didn't emerge in response to these kinds of tasks.