Okay, that's a good one. So, as I said in another e-mail about this, maybe age trumps size in a case like this. I don't think there are going to be that many cases like this to deal with.

Marita Moll

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Carlos Raúl Gutiérrez


El 2018-06-08 18:42, Marita Moll escribió:

A small town better know than a city of 500,000 -- better know globally, that is. I'd like to hear an example

....... Córdoba Spain (inhab. 326,609 (2016) but founded 784 A.D.) happens to be smaller than Córdoba Argentina (inhab. 1.391 million (2010)

At least the size of a city is a quantitative measure -- once we decide which measure to take (metropolitan, urban, etc.).  There's nothing subjective about it, nor is it based on any moral judgement. And we would know exactly how many people would be directly affected.

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