The factors that inhibit the spread of democracy in Iran, Egypt, China and Russia start by the impeding of the press freedom, controlling of news stations and the type of material that is aired out by government officials and also non-voting structured governments. They enact policy, establish political accountability, ensure political competition, and act as political symbols that allow voters to navigate and participate in what can be complex political processes.
The idea that ideas themselves evolve in a universal Darwinian process uncovers new insights into why democracies are economically efficient. The battle of ideas moved decisively during the 1980s, more and more people were learning and understanding that adaptation is the only way to survive in a hostile environment
