Indeed, Castiel mentioned similar, has there ever been a case of such a government?
This doesn't even run or work within universities and similar does it?
The only two countries that I can think of that may be considered a form of technocracy are China and the former USSR.
There have (according to the following article from the LSE) also been several technocratic governments in the EU in recent years where interim Governments or leaders have been appointed rather than elected.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2...-the-failure-of-mainstream-political-parties/
The problem with a Technocracy is that it removes representative Democracy, we would effectively be ruled by an elite ruling class.
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