So for self ownership to exist, we have to insure one another’s self-ownership (

So for self ownership to exist, we have to insure one another’s self-ownership (legal: ‘sovereignty’). To insure one another’s sovereignty, we have to agree on what we insure, and the terms of insurance. Reciprocity is the only possible means, but we would have to agree on the terms of reciprocity. To form a polity of sovereignty and reciprocity we have to insure ENOUGH that a polity can form, produce, survive, compete. And we have to suppress that which prohibits a polity for forming, producing, surviving, and competing.
So what does that look like?

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