The second chapter of this work expounds on the titular subject in the context of "Thought and Discussion," with the author stating that it is a "pleasant falsehood" to suppress opinion in the belief that truth would eventually win out.
The second chapter of this work expounds on the titular subject in the context of "Thought and Discussion," with the author stating that it is a "pleasant falsehood" to suppress opinion in the belief that truth would eventually win out. This 1859 essay argues that religious intolerance and prohibition are harmful to the State, and that social welfare only works when it does not impose restrictions. FTP, name this work in which utilitarian philosophy is applied to human freedom, written by John Stuart Mill.
The second chapter of this work expounds on the titular subject in the context of "Thought and Discussion," with the author stating that it is a "pleasant falsehood" to suppress opinion in the belief that truth would eventually win out.
{On Liberty}