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Democracy vs. monarchy — which political system actually holds up under scrutiny? If you've never questioned democracy, this episode will.Filip (Pensive Pages) and I spend two hours doing something most political conversations won't — genuinely stress-testing the assumptions you've inherited about how society should be governed. Whether you're a firm believer in democracy or you've always had doubts, you'll walk away thinking differently.
It's a philosophical debate that goes back centuries, and it's one you deserve to hear.
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