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You know it's funny; I actually went back and forth several times on that part. I really just wanted to distinguish between city-states (and for that matter, c
by jMyles 2y ago
You know it's funny; I actually went back and forth several times on that part. I really just wanted to distinguish between city-states (and for that matter, cities), which, it seems obvious, have an easier time staying in their lane with regard to this conflict with IP.
But you're absolutely right; the point was better made with simply the phrase "large states".
(FWIW - and I think it's not worth much - I have a degree in political science).
- fsckboy 2y agonot your fault, the computer security community and crypto defi community just say "nation-state nation-state nation-state" as often as they can these days. I think it's because "the United States" which is made up of little states that-are-not-states internationally, has ruined the word "state" for the thing they want to talk about, the financial equivalent of state-sponsored-terrorism for example.