According to Georgetown University political philosopher Jason Brennan, we’d be better off if we replaced democracy with a form of government known as “epistocracy.”
Epistocracy is a system in which the votes of people who can prove their political knowledge count more than the votes of people who can’t. In other words, it’s a system that privileges the most politically informed citizens.
But here come two vital questions with this theory- who is to considered as politically informed citizen and who will decide the criteria ?
Epistocracy: a political theorist’s case for letting only the informed vote
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