[porsager]

Others have done that very nicely for me, so if you really are genuinely curious I would suggest you read the following two books. Now you can start off with "Ethics of Liberty"[1] if you would like to begin with the Ethical Parts of the reasoning, but if you're more into how / why it would work (which it seems you are), I would suggest starting out with "For a New Liberty"[2]. Now these books are straight to the core, no sugar coating, so I hope you'll read them with an open mind.

Now since you're on this site you'll probably also find the related book "Against Intellectual Property" interesting.

If I'm going to spend the time telling my visions, I'd prefer a better platform since this thread is getting quite long. You can find a way to contact me in my profile.

[1] https://cdn.mises.org/The%20Ethics%20of%20Liberty%2020191108...

[2] https://cdn.mises.org/For%20a%20New%20Liberty%20The%20Libert...

[3] https://cdn.mises.org/Against%20Intellectual%20Property_2.pd...

[IshKebab]

I'm not going to read a whole book, sorry. If it genuinely could work it should be possible to explain in a sentence or two.

I did however start reading `THE PUBLIC SECTOR, II: STREETS AND ROADS` from your second link. It was as insane as I imagined.

[porsager]

I recommended those books because you clearly can't comprehend humans working together on a voluntary basis, so changing your world view in a couple of sentences didn't really seem likely.

What's really insane is that we allow so many people to die in public traffic every year. Talk about insane!