Hard disagree. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you is the rule that encapsulates divine Law. It's entirely rules-based and rooted in true metaphysics and logic. According to Jesus, everything explicated by Him and by the Prophets he studied follows from the Golden Rule. Christian ethics has a lot to do with relationships, but to say it is not centered on rules, I think, is erroneous. It is all about rules. Jesus also, in saying this, implies that "Thou shalt not murder," "Thou shalt not steal," et c., are implied by his ethical prescription, and consequently the radical and extreme rules-oriented stance that hardcore principles ancaps take on the NAP is necessarily correct.

Right on! I'm more of a stenops person.

Ooh, sizzling

Slap bass calls for me. I must learn it.

Doing great! How you?

It's embarrassing that the government exists or that people pay taxes at all.

Used to be one of my favorite pastimes haha

I can't make a shred of sense out of how that follows from what I said, but I like your confidence!

Yep! I like that co-ops are less likely to be influenced by the high time preference systematic errors of retail and institutional investors, however, workers in a democratic paradigm are very prone to systematic and high time preference malinvestment too. The shareholder equitized capital model of finance and company governance has a place, but it is overrated. I prefer sole proprietorships (like a small family businesses with no government privileges) or 100% consensus models (common in protocols like Bitcoin, nostr, language, and in partnerships with a 100% mutual consent requirement for all decisions).