The Second Realm: Book on Strategy

A common thread throughout anarchism/libertarianism is the eventual arrival at some utopian, free society. The idea is that if "we" focus "our" efforts on educating individuals on economics, morality, history, etc., "we" can hit critical mass, abolish the State, and live happily ever after. While this "free world" is a pipedream, it doesn't mean that self-liberators can't set up pockets of freedom in the here and now, despite the existence of the State: these respites from First Realm tyranny are called Second Realms. In Second Realm: Book on Strategy, Smuggler and XYZ build upon the framework laid by the likes of Samuel Edward Konkin III, Hakim Bey, and many anonymous cypherpunks: agoras, temporary/permanent autonomous zones, and digital freedom/privacy, respectively. But, the truly unique thing these authors were able to formulate was the merging of the physical and digital realms. Herein, the authors begin by discussing the underlying philosophy and the motivation for this