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Is majority always right? Does the majority have complete information on the matter?
by IanSanders 7y ago
Is majority always right?
Does the majority have complete information on the matter?
- sho 7y agoLook man - I am not a philosopher. Ask yourself. I'm just some guy who has, or think I have, a little more access to "chinese thought" than I commonly see around here. I thought it would be useful or at least interesting to bring up a perspective I don't see commonly shared, not endorsing it, just tabling it for consideration. Answering questions such as yours is above my pay grade.
- CompanionCuuube 7y ago> Is majority always right? No, it isn't. Hence why Peter Thiel's statement regarding freedom and democracy being incompatible is not as controversial as some people pretend.