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The Perilous Cycle of Democracy: Lessons from Ancient Greece
The relationship between democracy and its potential self-destruction has been a topic of concern since the very inception of democratic systems. A particularly stark example is found in the history of ancient Greece, specifically Athens, often celebrated as the birthplace of democracy. Ironically, some of the most notable Greek philosophers exhibited deep skepticism towards democracy, presenting cautionary tales that remain relevant to modern societies.