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Unread 04-24-2010, 01:15 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Beebs View Post
I do think that part of it is interesting to think about though; weighing the idea of being as free as possible, which presents an issue of how do you not take away peoples freedoms but also not allow other parties to interfere with those freedoms.

For me it really comes down to consent and, strangely, geography. Ideally people would be able to live in whatever sort of society they want, but the trick is obviously keeping one society from interfering with another, and a problem that obviously comes up is that there is only so much physical space. People would also face the question of change in society vs a change of society.
wouldn't work, the socially irresponsible and poor people would join one society, everyone else the other

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