Low flat hierarchies

[professor rat]

"... technology escapes the intentions of its makers. The precursor and backbone of today’s Internet, ARPANet, was created in the late 1960s with the immediate objective of enabling communication between academics but more broadly as part of a strategy to enable U.S. military communications to survive in the event of nuclear war. 
Decentralization was introduced to prevent decapitation. However, the enduring result of ARPANet was the decentralized peer-to-peer network it created. It was TCP/ IP’s reliability, easy adaptability to a wide range of systems, and lack of hierarchy that made it appealing for civilian use. 
The hard-wiring of decentralization into the Internet’s technological platform created unintended consequences for the U.S. government — as far as enabling groups that threaten it also to enjoy communication networks that cannot be decapitated.
The Internet is also attractive to anarchists because its architecture enables a communistic informational economy. 
FROM
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/uri-gordon-anarchism-and-the-politics-of-technology

JULIAN " Capitalism+atheism+feminism = sterility " ASSANGE. 2017

Tell us more about your opposition to capital, BS.  Por Favor.