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i recently came across a question.someone put this up: democracy does not work according to the law of the nature and we had to reply using concepts of physics only,can anyone help with that??
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this is a trick question. democracy is in the realm of political philosophy while physics is a completely different domain. Democracy does not yield definite results, but physics do.
You don't vote to decide the correct explanation of a physical phenomenon, so no democracy for physics.
no the quetion was to justify the statement on the basis of knowledge of physics
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