> Kenneth Boyd wrote:
>
> > Of course, it would help if we had some [hyper/hypo]sophisticates who
> > could handle the idea of more than one state on the same land.
>
> I can't see how that could work!!
Neither do I. I mention it because one of my sci-fi RPGs was able to
pull it off coherently for an alien race. It actually gave a coherent
simulation, under the redefined psychology used for the alien race.
> Surely there would bed lots of property disputes, even if the land were
> owned by the state only. This would result in war, IMO.
Precisely. Please note that I did not commit to whether [inhumanly]
extreme social sophistication, or lack thereof, was required.
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