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I think that should read: "Politics in a democratically elected aristocracy ... Let's pretend the voting system was a binding function from the collection of
by DoctorOetker 9y ago
I think that should read:
"Politics in a democratically elected aristocracy ...
Let's pretend the voting system was a binding function from the collection of ballots to people in charge (which is not even the case):
The number of bits encoded per ballot per period between the elections is the bit-rate of that voter's feedback/input. The bit-rate of the output is the number of bits (entropy) in (changes in) laws. The democratic grade (the dimensionless ratio between bitrate of a voter to bitrate of law changes) is nearly 0.
Hacking the electorate is only profitable if we don't get to vote on ideas (at a high bit-rate) but on aristocrats.
<insert the aristocrats joke here>