Why we should stop fearing polarization | Joaquín Navajas

Would you try to solve problem in mathematics by popular vote. Probably not. And if most people don't know much about math, why do we assume that they know better about politics.Those questions were asked by one of the best writers ever, Horgei Vorhees, and they came in the aftermath of a military coupe that led to the deadliest dictatorship in the history of my country, Argentina. Bores believed that democracy was a superstition, that it has no value. The idea is simple and even intuitive.If most people ar ...