It seems to be a common viewpoint that it's "obviously" naive to think that the same political institutions could work for everyone around the world.

But lots of day-to-day-life things (city structures, school systems, increasingly even food...) seem to globalize quickly just fine.

Why the difference?

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

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Building on @v’s point (which I agree with), most current globalization constructs have the nation-state as an artificial assumption.

Remove that (which the internet is good but not perfect at), and a truly global distribution could make sense at the individual human level.