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This statement is non-sensical. The concept of citizen is inherently bound. Similarly, the concept of citizen is inherently a human (political) one. As a result
by 001sky 13y ago
This statement is non-sensical. The concept of citizen is inherently bound. Similarly, the concept of citizen is inherently a human (political) one. As a result, your premis is flawed, and your allusion to economic analysis perfunctory (at best).
- Jayschwa 13y agoAlice and Bob wish to associate in some way, but they live on separate planets. The spaceship tech required to span the distance is either prohibitively expensive or hasn't been invented yet. This is a natural barrier. Alice and Bob wish to associate in some way, but Eve forbids it and she'll beat them up if they disobey. This is an artificial barrier.
- Daniel_Newby 13y agoBut is a dam on a 10 cm deep river an artificial barrier to swimming downstream?