I've looked, and I cannot find any evidence of one. But that's not my point. Murray Rothbard, early 1600's pre Boston gov't. Actually, anarchy is the rule, not the exception. These groups vigilantly monitor and control their leaders' access to big game meat and reproductive partners, he contends.
Collective decision making further restrains leaders' personal ambitions.
This implies that anarchist groups are not only the rule for human societies, but also the kind of group our genetic makeup is designed for. Governments, which haven't had time to be spliced into such an old genome, rather than being the rule, are an unintended consequence of large groups. Unlike small groups, large groups produce enough surplus to support and attract government infestations. January 1 to July 9, 1995. He has supported his writing habit for over twenty years by beating casinos at their own games.