FTP, name this Enlightenment figure who also has a namesake voting paradox.
This thinker advised "get into the habit of working, so that you are self- sufficient and need no external help" in his "Advice to My Daughter," who was then a toddler. Under the pseudonym Dr. Joachim Schwartz, he claimed that "nature forms us equally" in his tract "Reflections on Negro Slavery." He contended that "habit can so familiarize men with violations of their natural rights that they neither think of protesting nor believe they are unjustly treated" in his "On Giving Women the Right of Citizenship." In a better known work, he argues that truths which at first can only be grasped by men capable of profound thought quickly come to be proved by methods not beyond the reach of ordinary intelligence. In addition to that work, Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind, he formulated a namesake "jury theorem" on the wisdom of large decision-making groups. FTP, name this Enlightenment figure who also has a namesake voting paradox.
This thinker advised "get into the habit of working, so that you are self- sufficient and need no external help" in his "Advice to My Daughter," who was then a toddler.
Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas de {Caritat}, Marquis de {Condorcet}