Immediacy (without mediation) is a philosophical and political proposal that seeks to embrace the possibilities of free interaction with people to exercise control over oneself and to counteract what their proponents identify as the negative consequences of excess regulation in human relationships and social hierarchies such as class. It comes from a classic notion of anarchism, rejection of over-representation and central planning. The concept, though not exclusive, has been further worked under the name of immediatism from post-anarchist anarchy (a form of postmodern anarchism), especially by the philosopher Hakim Bey as a theory of daily life in his essay " ". He argues that the best way to create a state of free social relations is to focus on the present and mentally extract from the mechanisms of social control that have been imposed. What is valued is direct human contact and immediate experience. Notes

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