Group Entity
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In individualist anarchist discourse, a group entity is usually distinguished from an individual hominid, or animal groups from a single living being of any sexual species. All group-entities are assumed to have certain characteristics in common, most of them sociopathic or destructive to the interests of individuals. Groups are seen often as akin to asexual beings, reproducing by copying (e.g. cloning) rather than sharing, and uninterested in interaction other than c...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In individualist anarchist discourse, a group entity is usually distinguished from an individual hominid, or animal groups from a single living being of any sexual species. All group-entities are assumed to have certain characteristics in common, most of them sociopathic or destructive to the interests of individuals. Groups are seen often as akin to asexual beings, reproducing by copying (e.g. cloning) rather than sharing, and uninterested in interaction other than consumption (often consuming each other in misnamed ''mergers''). Group relations are described as limited to ''eat-or-be-eaten'', in contrast to individuals who (do also eat but) can engage in more complex types of interaction with the more complex cognition that sexual reproduction and social living require.
