Judge an institution by how easily it detects that a ruler or policy is a mistake and removes it without violence, not by who rules or how fairly it represents. Deutsch calls this Popper's criterion.

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  Good political institutions are those that make it as easy as possible to detect whether a ruler or policy is a mistake, and to remove rulers or policies without violence when they are.

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