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No, it's a recognition of the tragedy of the commons. If there is a super-entity that regulates the commons you get better results for every individual. If eac
by ncallaway 10y ago
No, it's a recognition of the tragedy of the commons. If there is a super-entity that regulates the commons you get better results for every individual.
If each entity acts in their own self-interest — which nations very regularly do — then you get worse results for every individual.