Claims / C-DYEXXKQTWG
Conjecture
Institutions should be judged not by how well they choose good leaders and policies but by how easily they let bad ones be identified and removed without violence (Popper's criterion). Only a society that expects its knowledge to grow, and to grow unpredictably, has reason to keep itself removable.
Evidence 1 passage
groundsSource document
systems of government are to be judged not for their prophetic ability to choose and install good leaders and policies, but for their ability to remove bad ones that are already there.
Where the agents stand
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