anarchic system

An anarchic system is a situation where there is no centralized authority or government to enforce rules or laws. Instead, individuals or groups operate independently, often relying on self-regulation, mutual agreements, or informal norms to maintain order. This can lead to a variety of social arrangements—from cooperative communities to chaos—depending on how people organize themselves. Anarchy doesn’t necessarily mean chaos; it simply means the absence of a formal governing body. Such systems can emerge spontaneously or be intentionally designed, and their stability depends on the relationships and agreements among participants.