Prof. Lindsey (Lindsay) Cormack
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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Because they're bringing together tiny little powers against the global hegemon of the time.
And now we are sort of, not even sort of, we are the country that the most people want to come to.
If you look around, if you travel, you can find other beautiful places, but you can't find an upgrade.
Absolutely.
We always have.
We probably always will.
One of the things that I think is really attractive about being here is this equality in inputs for voting.
So we know that people have different levers of power to pull on based on wealth or connections or industry.
Sure.
But at the end of the day, everyone's vote counts as one.
And so I think that's really attractive, especially if you come from a place where you're not permitted to contribute to who's going to be in your government or you're not permitted to say, I have a problem with this.
Let's have a referendum.
It's awesome to be in a place that allows you to do those things.
Like the idea that you get a choice at all is sort of a miracle.
Absolutely.
And I think it's something where if we think about the founders, I sometimes believe that we have this impression that they all got along in the first place.
And that's not really true at all.
And so the idea that we have friction in the system or the idea that we see things differently or we fight about things or we want different ends, that's sort of baked into the whole process of liberty.
I mean, is that how you see it?
They can.
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