"Isabella is correct to distrust governments given her experience with the behavior of governments. My read is that if there is a better country that is suddenly accepting all the exhausted sad people, and giving them someplace to rest and perhaps recover, Earth governments will very quickly discover some reason why nobody should be allowed to go to dath ilan."
Edit History (Oldest to Newest)
| Version: 1 | |
|---|---|
| Fields Changed | (Original) |
| Updated | |
| Content |
out-of-equilibrium
|
| Version: 2 | |
| Fields Changed | Content |
| Updated | |
| Content |
out-of-equilibrium
"Isabella is correct to distrust governments given her experience with the behavior of governments. My read is that if there is a country that is suddenly accepting all the exhausted sad people, and giving them someplace to rest and perhaps recover, Earth governments will very quickly discover some reason why nobody should be allowed to go to dath ilan." |
| Version: 3 | |
| Fields Changed | Content |
| Updated | |
| Content |
out-of-equilibrium
"Isabella is correct to distrust governments given her experience with the behavior of governments. Citizens are allowed to leave because there do not exist incentive gradients strong enough for governments to lose significant quantities of their farm animals that way; rich countries refuse immigrants, so poor countries still allow emigration. My read is that if there is a country that is suddenly accepting all the exhausted sad people, and giving them someplace to rest and perhaps recover, Earth governments will very quickly discover some reason why nobody should be allowed to go to dath ilan." |