Just look at places with total lawlessness and lack of rule of law. That is not a preferable starting point for any project or endeavor you might conceivably participate in.
Yes, but the alternative to a huge number of laws is not necessarily total lawlessness and lack of rule of law.
And in fact, laws are not even the only way of regulating activities - the are plenty of other ways of setting and enforcing rules. See the work of Elinor Ostrom, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics†, on the the community-based governance of the commons.
Yes, but the alternative to a huge number of laws is not necessarily total lawlessness and lack of rule of law.
And in fact, laws are not even the only way of regulating activities - the are plenty of other ways of setting and enforcing rules. See the work of Elinor Ostrom, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics†, on the the community-based governance of the commons.
†not a "real" Nobel prize, I know