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Economy, Philosophy, Politics September 12, 2015

The Perversion of Contemporary Philosophy in Education

Education has lost the mystery it once held, traded it for economy.

The world is broken precisely because people, especially lawmakers, do not have a respect for—or understanding of—the laws of a nation. When our very own lawmakers give in to laziness, lobbyists and corruption, then how can good laws come about? We create a vicious cycle: bad lawmakers produce bad laws, and naturally the citizenry do […]

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

Ez al da nire erabakia nire ondasunekin zer egiten dudan determinatzea? 1,100 bilionarik munduko 2.5…

If someone builds a hoard by screwing people over, he hasn't earned anything. It is…

People will still engage and cooperate with other types, but it will happen in a…

Зар није мој избор да одредим како ћу располагати мојом имовином? 1100 милијардера имају дупло…

Real freedom is the opportunity for every child to develop his or her talents; when…

Research has exposed the classroom system as archaic; the school system has failed to adapt…

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

The history of human beings is a history of advancement and social improvement. Every aspect…

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

Why should you have to protect your kids from blue bloods? Why should parents accept…

"[If you are asking this question,] then you are plainly not a meritocrat. The Society…

The threat of your kids being disadvantaged might motivate you to work, but this kind…

One must remember that the Millionaire Death Tax and 100% Inheritance Tax are not stand-alone…

Without government, there is only one law: the Law of the Jungle. The Law of…

The typical super-rich man has no interest in helping the public and no ability to…

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

A meritorious person is elected by those qualified to judge merit for that specific position…

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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?

Inheritance Tax FAQ (EU)

Most family fortunes were not earned through contributions to society, but don't you still think it is immoral to seize their wealth?

Isn't there a risk that splitting up psychological types will create a bunch of echo chambers, where people are denied valuable growth experience with other types?

Наслеђивање Пореска FAQ (SR)

Doesn't a millionaire inheritance tax infringe on the freedom of millionaires to do what they please with their wealth?

Why do you think throwing money at education will improve it?

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

I was always taught that democracy is the only good political system. Why do you think we can improve on democracy?

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

What's so wrong about passing on wealth and connections to protect your kids from harm?

Isn't it a parent's responsibility and natural instinct to leave as much wealth and possessions to their children as they can?

Won't preventing inheritance undermine people's work ethic when parents are no longer able to save up for their kids?

Isn't government corrupt, inept, and inefficient, and would it not therefore fail to put my hard-earned assets to good use?

Won't getting rid of all government solve our problems?

Won't Meritocracy lose out on all the philanthropy that powerful men provide?

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

Can't media propaganda just trick people into thinking that someone has merit, when he actually does not?

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