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As I understood it, "buy" does not have to be money. It could be hashing ability as in Bitcoin or maybe everyone gets X voting credits every few years which the
by papaf 9y ago
As I understood it, "buy" does not have to be money. It could be hashing ability as in Bitcoin or maybe everyone gets X voting credits every few years which they "buy" votes in local and national elections.
I could be wrong, but I prefer the possibilities of such a system not directly involving money. The distribution of wealth is so imbalanced that I cannot see buying votes to have any kind of positive impact.
- ultrafilter 9y agoYes. Perhaps the voting currency should be hours, not dollars. Make the first vote free. But N-1 more votes costs you N^2-1 hours from your "registered community service" account maintained by the government. No overdrafts allowed: the hours must be credited before they can be debited.