umwut? Democracy doesn't require truth or even facts in order to exist...
Where have you been for the past 2000 years?
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BigBallinStalin wrote:umwut? Democracy doesn't require truth or even facts in order to exist...
Where have you been for the past 2000 years?
PLAYER57832 wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:umwut? Democracy doesn't require truth or even facts in order to exist...
Where have you been for the past 2000 years?
It does to Function well.
That's part of why Democracy only really existed in the smallest systems prior to the printing press. Now, we have so much "information" available, but definding truth, verifying is getting harder and harder. Google is making it even worse because when you search something and find 100+ results that seem to agree with you, its easy to assume they much be true. Getting beyond that takes real effort and most people don't have the time or ability, even if they have the desire (and most don't care enough to bother).
Without truth, there is no Democracy.
BigBallinStalin wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:umwut? Democracy doesn't require truth or even facts in order to exist...
Where have you been for the past 2000 years?
It does to Function well.
That's part of why Democracy only really existed in the smallest systems prior to the printing press. Now, we have so much "information" available, but definding truth, verifying is getting harder and harder. Google is making it even worse because when you search something and find 100+ results that seem to agree with you, its easy to assume they much be true. Getting beyond that takes real effort and most people don't have the time or ability, even if they have the desire (and most don't care enough to bother).Without truth, there is no Democracy.
Just going on what you said, and not on what you later changed it to.
Funkyterrance wrote:I'll admit I did originally word it as what would be your "idyllic" situation. I suppose "closest to idyllic" would have been more appropriate.
PLAYER57832 wrote:Funkyterrance wrote:I'll admit I did originally word it as what would be your "idyllic" situation. I suppose "closest to idyllic" would have been more appropriate.
Democracy or something not yet invented. BUT..that depends on education.
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