Pluralism, as an ideal, rests on the assumption of epistemic generosity—the belief that all perspectives contribute to a richer, more complete understanding of the world. But in practice, it suffers from a kind of entropic drag. Not all ideas refine the discourse; some degrade it, introducing noise, bad faith, or outright hostility to coherence itself. […]
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Pluralism, Quo Vadis
Daedelus Kite 