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Vitalik Buterin
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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?
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Varun Srinivasan
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interestingly, there is probably more disagreement on some of those ideals within cities in a single country than in cities across countries. e..g viewpoints in bangalore and san francisco are probably more aligned than san francisco and baton rouge, for example
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Viewpoints on which issues? I wonder if there are some issues that tend naturally toward more alignment within each country and other issues where countries are all basically the same and local or individual differences matter the most.
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