Asking Instead of Knowing

The modern idea of Democracy is rooted in the 18th
century European Enlightenment and its belief in reason, rationality, and empirical
evidence. The founders believed that if sound arguments were placed in front of
people, people could figure out the right course of action. We would read or
hear the opposing arguments, laid out cleanly and clearly. We would debate and
discuss them, like
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Published on November 28, 2016 14:02
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