More on topic though...
Agorism seems to me to be Anarchist Theory in practice. Discovering Agorism and Konkin really gave me a kick in the seat of my pants to do something. I never had much inclination for civil disobedience as the opportunity cost of paying fines, jail terms, and social pariah is greater than finding more productive methods. When I found rational ethics, I set out to convince everyone with reason and found out what a waste of time that was.
So I gave up on it for awhile because people seemed immune to argumentation. Just can't get past their emotional defense mechanisms that the state drills into them as children.
I was really depressed for awhile as it seemed there was no hope. Till I found Konkin. Reading his primer really opened my eyes to how big the counter-economy really is. I knew after reading that pdf that my methods must focus on withdrawing.
This article over at Strike the Root really opened my eyes as well.
http://www.strike-the-root.com/path-is-destination-is-path