My response would be that Concerns A and B answer each other. Scope insensitivity kicks in at two people, and two people happened in the ancestral enviornment all the time. The effect extending to a thousand is what happens when you implement a general solution.
Not that I think this is a complete list of benefits (or costs) of such a policy...
My response would be that Concerns A and B answer each other. Scope insensitivity kicks in at two people, and two people happened in the ancestral enviornment all the time. The effect extending to a thousand is what happens when you implement a general solution.
Not that I think this is a complete list of benefits (or costs) of such a policy...