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Uh, no. The social contract is not a "story" any more than supply/demand is a "story". It's an attempt to explain how something works, with a great deal of ri
by WendyTheWillow 3y ago
Uh, no. The social contract is not a "story" any more than supply/demand is a "story". It's an attempt to explain how something works, with a great deal of rigor and reasoning supporting its ideas.
- Juliate 3y agoOh yes it is. Everything is a story. Some work somehow, some not. Sometimes it mostly depends on the context and the delivery rather than the truth of it. Supply/demand is also a story/theory trying to model, imperfectly, a reality. Or several ones. They are both largely contextual, open to critique, and have been. Just take the time to enlarge your horizon, it makes it much more enjoyable and satisfying.
- WendyTheWillow 3y agoThe word "story" has a meaning that does not apply here. You are using the word incorrectly.