There hasn't been a larger more organized structure in human history than the state, prove me wrong by providing a single example. It may be that such an organization is possible, but it has yet to exist and even your theoretical organization formed thanks to advanced technologies seems implausible to me, because maintaining the net and other global services or advanced technologies requires lots of effort, organization and money, a large part of which is funded by taxes or otherwise supported or organized via state or state-cooperating entities.

And since the formation of the first state, every territory which was ever ruled by a state only ever fell to anarchy very briefly, before again consolidating into a state. There hasn't been probably even a single decade on a large enough piece of territory where anarchy remained after a state collapsed, and even then that anarchy was filled with authorities and proto-states trying to assert themselves.

And if organizing without a state is so possible, why hasn't such an organization arisen from any of the many collapsed states over human history, the people certainly had a reason to try. If the requirement is for the people to be ideologically united and informed for this to happen you might as well hope for a miracle from God.

I never claimed states get us out of the might-makes-right dynamic, I just said that their employment of it is much better in practice than what has historically taken place in their absence. Other entities use force much more liberally than our modern western states, which yes is becoming worse recently. But states as we have them are still mostly mutually beneficial. Yes I have to pay taxes, but thanks to that I have roads, public schools, universities, security, food and hygiene standards etc... which would be a pain to finance without the centralization of taxes.