287 | Jean-Paul Faguet on Institutions and the Legacy of History

2546.451 - 2568.003 Sean Carroll

And it's interesting because I mean, I can't it's probably unfair. I can't help but think of the United States. Right. Where to a very good approximation. States that had slavery are less economically developed, you know, have worse universities, worse health care than states that did not have slavery or which abolished slavery relatively quickly. So I guess the moral is that it's complicated.