Andrew T

Exactly, exactly. So I'm assuming some of the people either would have read Sterner abroad or they brought Sterner in. And they were obviously inspired by it. And they were skeptical of the sort of mass movement, syndicalism that was popular at the time. Sure. Many people are. They were questioning its effectiveness as a strategy for anarchy.

Exactly, exactly. So I'm assuming some of the people either would have read Sterner abroad or they brought Sterner in. And they were obviously inspired by it. And they were skeptical of the sort of mass movement, syndicalism that was popular at the time. Sure. Many people are. They were questioning its effectiveness as a strategy for anarchy.

Exactly, exactly. So I'm assuming some of the people either would have read Sterner abroad or they brought Sterner in. And they were obviously inspired by it. And they were skeptical of the sort of mass movement, syndicalism that was popular at the time. Sure. Many people are. They were questioning its effectiveness as a strategy for anarchy.

And so they were focused primarily on organizing sort of smaller affinity groups.

And so they were focused primarily on organizing sort of smaller affinity groups.

And so they were focused primarily on organizing sort of smaller affinity groups.

And one of those groups ended up launching that paper, El Unico, to spread the ideas. And obviously it called itself an individualist publication.

And one of those groups ended up launching that paper, El Unico, to spread the ideas. And obviously it called itself an individualist publication.

And one of those groups ended up launching that paper, El Unico, to spread the ideas. And obviously it called itself an individualist publication.

Yeah, I also think that this kind of diversity of thoughts and strategy is really, really beautiful. I'm glad to see it in the most unconventional and surprising of contexts. It's why I consider myself an anarchist without adjectives. Absolutely, yeah. I think we benefit greatly from conversation between these traditions and between these strategies.

Yeah, I also think that this kind of diversity of thoughts and strategy is really, really beautiful. I'm glad to see it in the most unconventional and surprising of contexts. It's why I consider myself an anarchist without adjectives. Absolutely, yeah. I think we benefit greatly from conversation between these traditions and between these strategies.

Yeah, I also think that this kind of diversity of thoughts and strategy is really, really beautiful. I'm glad to see it in the most unconventional and surprising of contexts. It's why I consider myself an anarchist without adjectives. Absolutely, yeah. I think we benefit greatly from conversation between these traditions and between these strategies.

And so seeing that there were more than one form of anarchism in such a small context, it's really quite inspiring.

And so seeing that there were more than one form of anarchism in such a small context, it's really quite inspiring.

And so seeing that there were more than one form of anarchism in such a small context, it's really quite inspiring.

By the way, for those listeners who may not be familiar with the anarchist egoist tradition, I know the word ego and egoism might... Conjure up some psychoanalytical Freudian... Yeah. Yeah. It might bring some sort of feelings about Catholic individualism or extreme selfishness and that kind of thing. Kind of like, screw everybody except me.

By the way, for those listeners who may not be familiar with the anarchist egoist tradition, I know the word ego and egoism might... Conjure up some psychoanalytical Freudian... Yeah. Yeah. It might bring some sort of feelings about Catholic individualism or extreme selfishness and that kind of thing. Kind of like, screw everybody except me.

By the way, for those listeners who may not be familiar with the anarchist egoist tradition, I know the word ego and egoism might... Conjure up some psychoanalytical Freudian... Yeah. Yeah. It might bring some sort of feelings about Catholic individualism or extreme selfishness and that kind of thing. Kind of like, screw everybody except me.

But there's actually a much deeper philosophical bent to anarchist egoism that I think everybody should give a chance. I actually recently read what is considered the first manifesto of anarchism. And it was written by this French anarchist named Anselme Bellegarigue. And he was actually an individualist anarchist.

But there's actually a much deeper philosophical bent to anarchist egoism that I think everybody should give a chance. I actually recently read what is considered the first manifesto of anarchism. And it was written by this French anarchist named Anselme Bellegarigue. And he was actually an individualist anarchist.