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On what grounds, the claim of Karl Popper over Plato as authoritarian and totalitarian, can be criticised.
1. Every authoritarian rule works selfishly and it has totally been apposed by Plato.
2. His communism and his educational system at every stage is to eliminate the possibility of selfishness.
3. Though, it is possible that his rule can turn into authoritarian and totalitarian.
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