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Philosophy, Psychology October 23, 2013

Democracy

Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens have an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives, via voting. This may include mechanisms for the proposal, development, and creation of laws. Ideology Democracy claims to represent the will of the people (at most it can represent the will of the […]

FAQ

If a particular expert abuses his position, the other people in his field will instantly…

Maybe this would be true if we just gave poor and uneducated people blank checks…

The best thing you can do for your family, and for the future generations, is…

A psychopath who knows how to lie, bully, and con people is not meritorious under…

The simple fact is, we don't have the power to vote for these things. Even…

Democracy has failed to achieve the social goals that we all want. Democracy was an…

Is this another one of those situations where the husband owns 100% of the family's…

Bear in mind that most truly large businesses are corporations owned by shareholders. The death…

1,100 billionaires have double the assets of the world's poorest 2.5 billion people. The vast…

No system is so simple that “just shrinking it” will automatically fix social issues. Fixing…

Nem úgy van már jelenleg is, hogy az arra érdemesek irányítják a társadalmat? A politikusoknak…

Research has shown that workers threatened by poverty are less creative, less engaged, and achieve…

The freedoms we currently enjoy came about because good people stood up and created better…

Meritocracy is about what you can do, not what people can do for you. Society deserves your…

Eivätkö yhteiskuntaa johda jo nyt kaikista ansioituneimmat? Poliitikot eivät ole päteviä johtamaan koska he eivät…

What is your area of expertise? Meritocracy empowers you to make important governmental decisions where…

Loopholes can be closed. It should be a crime for one family to accumulate dangerous…

They did earn their wealth, but then they died. Their kids didn't earn anything. Is…

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Won't Meritocrats just abuse their power and screw over the rest of society the way politicians and CEOs currently do?

Won't redistributing wealth to the poor perpetuate their poor use of resources?

Why is it so wrong that I want to take care of my family?

Does a Goldman Sachs trader who worked his way up from nothing, without ever getting parental help, count as meritorious?

If we want better government, why don't we just vote for better schools, honest media, more effective healthcare, etc.?

Isn't Meritocracy undemocratic?

What about when a spouse dies? Are you going to kick the family out of the house?

What would happen to a large business if the person who created it died suddenly? Who would become the owner if there were no spouse or children? Would the state be able to own businesses?

Isn't it my choice to determine how I dispose of my assets?

What about big government? Is Meritocracy going to shrink government?

Magyar Gyik

If people aren't afraid of falling into poverty, what will stop them from slacking off and letting the economy suffer?

Doesn't government always make things worse?

If my inheritors don't deserve the inheritance, then why should anyone else (society, government)?

Meritokratia UKK

If I won't get to vote for President, what role will I play in shaping my government?

Can't unscrupulous parents just give wealth to their kids before death, avoiding the inheritance tax? How will meritocracy handle legal loopholes?

Don't you think innovators like Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, and Thomas Edison earned their fortunes?

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