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UF Philosophy Corner - Political Philosophy	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 07:35:25
I agree with what seems to be a consenseus here.	by Peace_man	2008-10-01 12:54:41
I'm wondering	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 12:57:40
The idea that immediately leaped to my mind...	by Nea	2008-10-01 13:17:14
...railroad tracks. There was a time when compeating railroads didn't always use the same guage for their tracks. There are people that will tell you one of the problems the South had in the US Civil War was that it's network of railroads was a hodge-podge and regionally dependant. They could never get it into the efficient way to ship troops and supplies that they needed. The mix didn't completely prevent it from working, but it certainly caused lots of problems. In that case uniformity would have helped their cause.
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Could the uniformity have been produced	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 13:36:15
I don't know, you'd have to ask a historian.	by Nea	2008-10-01 14:00:37
I'll see if my brother can point me	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 14:02:36
My guess would be...	by Nea	2008-10-01 14:45:00

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