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Just a few hours ago, the UPSC conducted the CDS exam, featuring questions of exceptional quality. Below, I'll provide a concise analysis of the economy-related questions along with their answers. So, instead of tackling unnecessary mock tests, let's delve into the mindset of the UPSC examiners and enhance our understanding.
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This Quote Means: ‘If you want to test a man’s character, give him power’ 🔗
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This Quote Means: ‘If you want to test a man’s character, give him power’
The quote speaks of the moral and ethical implications of wielding power. Here’s a brief look at how power has been viewed by some great philosophers and political scientists, and what this quote argues. Ethics also forms a part of the UPSC CSE syllabus.
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First
I want to know what is power
I want to know what is power
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It will goes long
But
For to describe what is power
I have to make you all understand
What is not power
Post by post i will describe it
But
For to describe what is power
I have to make you all understand
What is not power
Post by post i will describe it
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There are 4 ways power gets confused with other stuff most commonly:
1) popularity is power
2) wealth is power
3) knowledge is power
4) violence is power
These four common misconceptions about power, are common for a reason. They aren't exactly correct but still somewhat close to reality. However, we here at SPS are looking for a bit more precise clarity.
For precision, we should go by the simple tautology of "Power is Power" and avoid confusing it with other related concepts.
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1) popularity is power
2) wealth is power
3) knowledge is power
4) violence is power
These four common misconceptions about power, are common for a reason. They aren't exactly correct but still somewhat close to reality. However, we here at SPS are looking for a bit more precise clarity.
For precision, we should go by the simple tautology of "Power is Power" and avoid confusing it with other related concepts.
(Part 1)
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Agents of UPSC CSE 🚩
There are 4 ways power gets confused with other stuff most commonly: 1) popularity is power 2) wealth is power 3) knowledge is power 4) violence is power These four common misconceptions about power, are common for a reason. They aren't exactly correct but…
Political science is a social science, hence the power we are discussing here is within social context. Power is a social construct. But to apply an anology with physical sciences, think of power here as similar to electrical power. How do you generate power? You burn fuel, heat water with it, convert it to steam, use pressurized steam to run turbine and that generates electricity.
Whatever the fuel(oil/gas/coal/nuclear) is a source of power, Not power in itself. Coal is not running inside your house wires. Fuel is not circulating in your phone as you read this.
Similarly, wealth, violence, popularity, knowledge, saam, daam, dand, bhed can be source of power, but are not power in itself. A means, not an end in itself.
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Whatever the fuel(oil/gas/coal/nuclear) is a source of power, Not power in itself. Coal is not running inside your house wires. Fuel is not circulating in your phone as you read this.
Similarly, wealth, violence, popularity, knowledge, saam, daam, dand, bhed can be source of power, but are not power in itself. A means, not an end in itself.
(Part-2)
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