It assumes from the beginning that the nation-state cannot be a moral institution and views it as little more than organized crime. It denies Rouseau and the fictional social contract. Digital anarchy claims that in a society where fewer than half the populace votes the state's existence is rejected. Digital anarchy stands for socio-economic relations which constantly change and evolve and must always be voluntary. Digital anarchy claims technology as a savior of the people from the tyranny of the state.
Digital anarchy claims itself as inevitable in the new century.
Ours is a world that is both everywhere and nowhere, but it is not where bodies live. This is not the future. This is now.