The Illusion of the Will of the People

This chapter explores skepticism towards the notion that the will of the people always leads to good conclusions. It discusses examples of controversial decisions like children being placed on puberty blockers and the criminalization of drug use, highlighting the need for an educated and informed public. The speakers also criticize the role of media in creating the illusion that these decisions represent the majority.

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