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Could we conclude that it's better to choose individually in as many circumstances as possible, since choosing in groups has so many flaws? It seems the more ch
by clarkmoody 10y ago
Could we conclude that it's better to choose individually in as many circumstances as possible, since choosing in groups has so many flaws? It seems the more choices are made by some for all the more people are dissatisfied.
- mhb 10y agoIsn't this tautological?
- erispoe 10y agoHow do you get rid of collective decision?
- marcosdumay 10y agoBy liberalism. You literally allow both choices, and each person gets to make their. That obviously does not work for everything. But it's always important to keep in mind, and if you look at any modern government by those lenses you'll see plenty of superfluous regulation that does nothing but put people down.