As you know, my management style is very similar. And yet I still encounter many people that do not get that. Not every culture is set for individual problem solving. When I read a lot of anarchism books, I absolutely believed it was possible, by looking at the people around me - those with the same ideas and similar values. But as soon as I went out of that bubble, reality was different than what I thought. I don't think it's that simple anymore, there are many factors that play into it.

If you look at failed states, there's a lot of room for people to self-organize and prosper that way. But some organize in a peaceful way, constructively from my point of view, and others engage in violence against those. Both groups are self-organized. And although only one is sustainable (the raiders will die when there's nothing left to raid), both exist. And I don't think that will ever change, neither through education nor anything else.