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California Split - New York Times
If the scale of a country renders it unmanageable, there are two possible responses. One is a breakup of the nation; the other is a radical decentralization of power. More than half of the world's 200 nations formed as breakaways after 1946. These days, many nations — including Brazil, Britain, Canada, China, France, Italy and Spain, just to name a few — are devolving power to regions in various ways.

Rajan : " I held this view that national boundaries are the cause for a lot of tension and war. The utopian world would be when all humans on this world could have equal access to all resources in this world. Free Market is a means to achieve that but it has its downsides.
However it is also clear that governing power should be at the local level. I think that in terms of laws, we could still agree on a common set of rules which everyone could agree are good for us. Ofcourse we will continue to debate the morality of certain liberties and so on, but the basic priniciples of freedom for the individual to speak, pursue his dreams and drive his fate would be something we all will agree upon.  I can see how some people, not fortunate enough to go through an educational system, would not attach value to these fundamental laws but it wouldnt be very difficult to educate them about these basic facts. When it comes to implementing these laws the power has to be at the local level which is monitored by a hierarchy of communities. Damn this is so freaking complex. Teams/communities that live and work together are always suspicious of others. The main reason is probably the fear of unknown. Will the power of internet open the blinds and expose us to other groups and sub-cultures. Maybe not because the power of internet is seen as an tool to empower the individual. "You" were the Time person of the year in 2006. If you choose You could live a very narrow and secluded life and more so in the internet Era. "
Will there be a day where we can simulate society and test the effect of policies on societies. We are so far away from that arent we? "