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Anarchy is not absence of rules, it's absence of hierarchy. So you could still collectively agree to certain rules for merges.
Basicaly democracy on steroids
So we could use a blockchain....... (/s)
But then one person disagree with those rules and we're back to no rules
You can have a majority vote system.
Is it not possible for the people to all agree to respect the result of the majority vote even if they voted against the motion?
An initial one.