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Topic: Regional

Definition: Beliefs that belong to one place: a country, a region, a state or a city.

📁 Sub-topics

Topic	Beliefs beneath	What it covers
Cities	3	Beliefs about how a particular city should be built, run, or paid for.
Countries	2	Beliefs about the direction, policies, or condition of a single nation taken as a whole.
Regions	2	Beliefs about a part of a country, or an area that crosses borders, that is larger than one city but not a whole sovereign country.
U.S. States	2	Beliefs about policies and choices made at the level of an individual American state.

📋 Beliefs filed beneath this topic

Under	Belief	Truth	Belief score
U.S. States	California should generally override local zoning rules to force far more housing to be built.	0.50	+0.00
U.S. States	Texas should connect its separate electric grid to the national grids rather than keeping it apart.	0.50	+0.00
Regions	Scotland would be better off as an independent country.	0.50	+0.00
Regions	The seven states that share the Colorado River should let the federal government decide how to divide its shrinking water supply rather than try to negotiate a deal among themselves.	0.50	+0.00
Cities	Charging drivers a fee to enter the most crowded part of Manhattan is the right policy.	0.50	+0.00
Cities	Houston is right to go without traditional citywide zoning.	0.50	+0.00
Countries	The United Kingdom should rejoin the European single market.	0.50	+0.00
Countries	Japan should keep immigration low even as its population shrinks.	0.50	+0.00
Cities	Homelessness, crime, and low mass transit use in cities like Denver are holding back urban density.	0.50	+0.00

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