1. The Illusion of Utopia
... too simple and optimistic, governed by pleasure and pain. Condorcet's prospect of social science finding cures to ills has received considerable criticism recently. 'Progress' can simply be destroyed back to prehistoric times with a single nuclear missile or bomb. Tolerance seems lessened now around the world despite attempts otherwise ... from Augustine, envisioned the best system, which is ideal as an alternative. This was a philosophy of discarding unrealistic dreams, and focusing on practical progress. His philosophy found its roots in Judaism and Christianity. The first Old Testame...
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