Yes, there are examples of societies where the powers of the government are not separated, but the society is still doing well. For example, the United Kingdom has an uncodified constitution, meaning that the powers of the government are not separated into branches or enumerated in a single document. Despite this, the United Kingdom has a long history of stable, successful governance and is generally considered a leading example of democracy, even though its powers are not divided. Similarly, Singapore is a highly successful country that has a parliamentary system of government with a single legislature, executive, and judiciary, yet it is widely seen as a successful and prosperous nation.
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