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Which theory specifically is used to "justify our entire social order"? How do we know it's incorrect, and what are the criteria for a successful theory?
by dsacco 9y ago
Which theory specifically is used to "justify our entire social order"? How do we know it's incorrect, and what are the criteria for a successful theory?
- alexandercrohde 9y agoWell, I don't intend to defend the blanket phrasing of GP, let's take for example GDP and it being taken seriously as a measure of a country's progress. I would wager just about any undergrad could come up with a superior measure to GDP.
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- cat199 9y agothe bold new idea of GDP/capita, perhaps.. hmm.
- cat199 9y agorational free market theory; humanistic positivism, etc. in the case of rational free market theory, even OP pointed out the logical problems inherent in this theory, i shan't repeat here since it doesn't deviate from the thread