<div>The worst form of ignorance in politics is an inflated opinion of one’s own wisdom. In matters of moral judgement, authority-dependence carries grave risks. Read by Leighton Pugh.<br>
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Image: <em>French painter David's The Death of Socrates. Credit: Universal History Archive/Getty Images</em>
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The worst form of ignorance in politics is an inflated opinion of one’s own wisdom. In matters of moral judgement, authority-dependence carries grave risks. Read by Leighton Pugh. Image: French painter David's The Death of Socrates. Credit: Universal History Archive/Getty Images

The worst form of ignorance in politics is an inflated opinion of one’s own wisdom. In matters of moral judgement, authority-dependence carries grave risks. Read by Leighton Pugh.<br>
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Image: <em>French painter David's The Death of Socrates. Credit: Universal History Archive/Getty Images</em>


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