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“This ground-plan, conceived by a great architect, exhibits a fundamental metaphysical dualism in Plato鈥檚 thought. [...]
In politics, it is the opposition between the one collective, the state, which may attain perfection and autarchy, and the great mass of the people鈥攖he many individuals, the particular men who must remain imperfect and dependent, and whose particularity is to be suppressed for the sake of the unity of the state (see the next chapter). And this whole dualist philosophy, I believe, originated from the urgent wish to explain the contrast between the vision of an ideal society, and the hateful actual state of affairs in the social field鈥攖he contrast between a stable society, and a society in the process of revolution.”
― Karl Popper, The Open Society and Its Enemies - Volume One: The Spell of Plato