Griffin Rowe explores humanity's most underappreciated revolution: how strangers learned to cooperate. From ancient irrigation agreements to property rights and legal codes, this episode traces the institutional innovations that made civic life possible. Discover how Mesopotamian laws, shared stories, and abstract rules transformed kinship societies into cities of millions, and why this leap still defines civilization today.
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