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Q. If life has taught us anything, it is to specialize, specialize, specialize. It's basic economics; the more specialized you are, the better you are at your job, and the more money you make. If you're a systems analyst, you aren't trusted to judge the value of the many-worlds hypothesis (physics). If you're a middle school teacher, you aren't trusted to judge the moral philosophy of Marx and Nietzsche. If you're a theoretical physicist, you aren't trusted to give accurate nutritional advice. If you're a businessman, you aren't trusted to know how to design a building safely. If you're a janitor, you aren't trusted to give intelligent psychiatric advice. So, if an American citizen is not an economist, a political philosopher, an ethicist,… [cont.] Asked by Anonymous Cynic - Tue Nov 18 20:49:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Because politics as practiced today is about getting yourself elected. Answered by JeX - Tue Nov 18 20:52:51 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "List of election results by country" |
