I wrote a post in 2016 titled "human-complete problems" (ref to terms like NP-complete, Turing-complete, AI-complete). Just struck me that Covid19 is a humanity-complete problem. Next level to this.https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2016/03/31/human-complete-problems/ …
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Cities are incomplete response units in a couple of critical ways: they cannot contain their own critical supply chains in a meaningful way, while states often can (like short-term food, water and energy security, plus light manufacturing)
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Cities are also legally charted by states, and in most jurisdictions don't have independent legal authority for many critical issues, for better and worse. See HB2 in North Carolina. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_rule_in_the_United_States …
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Cities are also much more sensitive to their historical structure (LA is overgrown rancho gov, SF is liberal-corrupt city hall) whereas state govs operate more meta level, and mostly go unrecognized for most people most of the time.
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