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definition above ) – but this is decidedly not the case . 24 Anarchism variants can support fundamentally different political systems that vary from extreme individualism to complete collectivism – and in addition , there is a well-established link 25 between specific anarchist schools and post-scarcity / post-capitalism , of which examples include :
• Post-scarcity anarchism 26 – an economic system based on social ecology [ xxvii ], libertarian municipalism 27 , and an abundance of fundamental
resources 28
• Anarchist communism 29 – a communism / anarchism hybrid advocating decisionmaking by direct democracy , 30 abolition of the state , and common ownership 31 of means of production
• Anarcho-syndicalism 32 – an ideology centered on self-management of labor , socialism and direct democracy
A post-scarcity system will therefore have unique features and technologies . Firstly , it will be an technology-enabled post-capital , post-labor , Crowdsourced Peer-to-Peer Networked Anarchy characterized by an absence of wealth , class , and governance hierarchies ; autonomous intelligent ownerless production ; distributed egalitarian point-to-point selfgovernance in which each individual or group can self-define as an independent polity ; and Nash equilibrium replacing zero-sum game theory . Secondly , a valuation system based on positive inclusive qualities and behaviors such as reputation , inventiveness , equanimity , enablement , and empathy will replace monetization and profit . Thirdly , a post-scarcity architecture will entail a number of current ( but significantly advanced ), emerging , and potential technologies in four primary areas : personal production ( advanced 3D / 4D printers , nanofabricators ); security ( reputation encoding , quantum encryption , blind quantum computing ); Artificial General Intelligence and autonomous robotics ; and emerging , exotic and theoretical energy sources ( compact fusion 33 and Polywell fusion 34 , quantum thermionic