Hi Professor, thanks for the thought-provoking article. You clearly outlined the problem, but I would have appreciated more on potential solutions.
I agree that "the people" should shape civilization, but most lack the expertise to design effective solutions. This is where professionals (like economists) can play a role. If the public often struggles to vote in their own best interest, why not equip them with some informed, practical ideas to chew on?
Hi Professor, thanks for the thought-provoking article. You clearly outlined the problem, but I would have appreciated more on potential solutions.
I agree that "the people" should shape civilization, but most lack the expertise to design effective solutions. This is where professionals (like economists) can play a role. If the public often struggles to vote in their own best interest, why not equip them with some informed, practical ideas to chew on?