masquenox

How does any of this make your beliefs NOT shit?

Having a “Board of Directors” is how we do it.

Lol! You don't even have an anarchist society yet, and you already want to hand fancy-sounding titles out?

Care for a suggestion?

The concept of a leader is an intentionally vague and next-to-meaningless idea in our hierarchical society - despite the fact that people lead and follow in our societies all the damn time.

Perhaps it behoves anarchists to actually go back to the drawing board on this one and actually redefine what it means to be both a "leader" and a "follower"?

Some never did put their beliefs above lives.

Then your belief isn't worth shit.

yes, i’ve heard/read “municipalists” talk/write about Rojava

Plenty of anarchists have discussed Rojava, not just "municipalists" (whatever that might be). Anarchists have even died fighting in Rojava.

killers like PKK

What? Anarchists have problems with killing now?

Brother

We are not related.

Leaderless organizations exist right fucking now.

No. It doesn't.

The exact same factors apply.

Industries is built on top of other industries - for instance, producing monoclonal antibodies without someone supplying you with polyethylene glycol (which already requires a sophisticated production process and supply chain of it's own) is going to be difficult.

It's the relationship between the actors inside and inbetween these industries that should be the focus of anarchists - not their complexity.

pkk is often discussed in anarchist circles as a model for armed resistance.

No it isn't - you are thinking about Rojava, which is linked to the PKK.

What you're essentially asking is, "how will industry work in an anarchist society?"

It's a very, very wide question, methinks - and a lot of the answer is going to depend on what it is you actually define as an anarchist society.

If you were to ask me how aspirin will be made in an anarchist society, the answer is simple - the same way we make aspirin now. But if you were to ask me how the raw materials needed for aspirin manufacture will be sourced in an anarchist society... well, now things start getting more interesting.

Aspirin is easy - thermo-nuclear weapons is difficult.

People can, and have, and still do organize completely without any kind of hierarchy/leadership.

There is no such thing as human organisation without leadership.