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[witcher: Wild hunt] in the game there is an in-universe book describing a species of insects living in a form of "arachnocommunism", does that imply the existence of regular communism in the Witcher world?

The book's called " *Wondrous World of Insectoids*"


And te text says:

" *One is hard-pressed to think of a creature more hard-working and better organized than the endrega. Ants, bees and termites are no match for them in this regard. Endregas best even humans when it comes to foresightedness and industry.
In fact, the human race could benefit a great deal from following their example, resigning from the primitive and obsolete social structures of feudalism and adopting instead a form of arachnocommunism.
In arachnocommunism, every individual has a specific place and performs a specific labor for the common good. The roles are as follows: worker, soldier and queen. Each comrade contributes to the necessary daily toil according to his special abilities, and takes from the common fund of wealth according to his special needs.* "
gpt
Very possibly. while Capital C Communism was invented by Karl Marx, what would seem to modern observers to be communist ideologies have existed for a very long time- at least ancient greece. The idea that a classless, propertyless society would be better is something that can be  invented any time an oppressive upper class owns everything.

In the witcher world, it's likely just a ivory tower philosophy with little influence, or at best  something a few weird villages do.  But it might very well exist.