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> At that point the elected officials (who presumably have succeeded under the existing broken voting system) will rise up to fix the problem based on scientif
by craftyguy 8y ago
> At that point the elected officials (who presumably have succeeded under the existing broken voting system) will rise up to fix the problem based on scientific evidence and their understanding of statistics.
What motivation do they have to fix a system that put them in office in the first place? (hint: none, there is no motivation)
- sbenj 8y agoI thought references to scientific evidence and "understanding of statistics" made it sufficiently clear that I was joking.
- craftyguy 8y agoYea I know you were joking, but I was highlighting a major problem with the current system we have: the only people who can fix it tend to benefit most from having it broken in their favor.
- boomboomsubban 8y agoThe punchline should be "the Supreme Court," but I'm guessing it's "Russia."