With regard to the author's interaction with a "pack" of libertarians - you can find quite a few of groups but they rarely agree with each other.
With regard to the author's interaction with a "pack" of libertarians - you can find quite a few of groups but they rarely agree with each other.
You say that as if it's a bug and not a feature...
In all seriousness, I'm not sure I understand your claim that it's an impossible form of society. I understand the argument that the US or other existing nation states aren't going to become libertarian societies, but I see no theoretical reason why the creation of such a society is impossible (particularly when sea and space colonies start opening up new frontiers). I think this Startup School presentation by Balaji Srinavasan is relevant: https://youtu.be/cOubCHLXT6A
I agree that these societies could exist outside of a formal government - they'd need the ability to evict people which probably means everyone would need citizenship elsewhere.