The Effect of the Internet on Maslow ' s Hierarchy of Needs

The philosophy and effect of Anarchy is that of a boundless and striking one. Anarchy in society bears the ability to tear at the seams of its structure and bring humanity down to its very basic needs. Anarchy dissolves political power and government, and can leave authority or even hegemony in the hands of the dominant human. It is true to be said, (as I quote Eric Schmidt, former chief executive of Google Inc.) that the Internet, like the same society under Anarchy, is an open society of no publicly enforced government or violently enforced political authority. However, unlike an anarchic civilisation, the Internet, viewed from the perspective of a society, is equipped with the congenital infrastructure which would take a government decades to manifest almost inherently. Examples like communication and transportation (of data) are essentials that allow humanity to thrive and prosper to fulfil their basic and complex needs.