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Randomly chosen from a democratically determined set, e.g. by a double-blind peer review committee. Also, the facts can be discussed openly and if there was a
by JohnStrange 10y ago
Randomly chosen from a democratically determined set, e.g. by a double-blind peer review committee.
Also, the facts can be discussed openly and if there was a problem with some of them, there could be a system of revoking or modifying the set of questions similar to the recounting of ballots.
For the committee of experts, that was your idea, I never suggested that, because it obviously makes no sense.