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=== Democracy versus the Scientific method, singularity versus multiplicity === | === Democracy versus the Scientific method, singularity versus multiplicity === | ||
| − | Democracy is where 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge'. We want to establish a meritocracy, where the best people determine the ways for example education is organized. The scientific method allows the best methods to float to the surface because their result will be superior in a way that can be proven. Here it is apparent where the difference between a Democratic system and a meritocratic Scientific system arise. | + | Democracy is where 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge'. We want to establish a meritocracy, where the best people determine the ways for example education is organized. The scientific method allows the best methods to float to the surface because their result will be superior in a way that can be proven. Here it is apparent where the difference between a Democratic system and a meritocratic Scientific system arise. In a Democracy only one method can be tested and the choice of method follows from whatever get the most votes, the scientific system allows for different methods to be compared. The underlying difference is singularity versus multiplicity. |
== Regular versus Anarchism (evidence) == | == Regular versus Anarchism (evidence) == | ||
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Democracy
Democracy versus the Scientific method, singularity versus multiplicity
Democracy is where 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge'. We want to establish a meritocracy, where the best people determine the ways for example education is organized. The scientific method allows the best methods to float to the surface because their result will be superior in a way that can be proven. Here it is apparent where the difference between a Democratic system and a meritocratic Scientific system arise. In a Democracy only one method can be tested and the choice of method follows from whatever get the most votes, the scientific system allows for different methods to be compared. The underlying difference is singularity versus multiplicity.
Regular versus Anarchism (evidence)
Evidence supporting regular
Human trafficking is lower in countries where prostitution is illegal. [1].
Evidence supporting Anarchism
References
- ↑ http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/news/archives/2012/12/Legalised-prostitution-increases-human-trafficking.aspx Summary: human trafficking is higher in countries where prostitution is legal
