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The reason that it's usually used in this context is that a nation state has a monopoly on violence within its borders. It's a natural extension in "cyberpunk"
by samcal 7y ago
The reason that it's usually used in this context is that a nation state has a monopoly on violence within its borders. It's a natural extension in "cyberpunk" circles to apply this to digital violence.
- chrisseaton 7y ago> a nation state has a monopoly on violence within its borders But this isn’t unique to nation states.