The state is an organisation

States fall within the category of organisations: they are Beings, meaning humans’ immaterial information (thoughts, feelings, wishes) that has been materialised in the analogue world, and they can, and will, process information. Most importantly, however, and in contrast to any other organisation, states are natural to humans: they were formed naturally, automatically and immediately at the moment when two humans started to communicate with each other using names. It is for this reason that states have no specific purpose—no specific Being created them (government, which controls states, came after their formation; see also §13.00.00, on state justification.) In essence, states are the first organisations, they are their precursor (sharing this role with the family (extended families were presumably the first states anyway).

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