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What's opaque about anything in the article?
by rebuilder 7y ago
What's opaque about anything in the article?
- sokoloff 7y ago(Not GP but) The composition of the body being one male and one female from each district plus two (presumably opposite gender) from Indigenous people and "adjusted for age" represent an element of opacity. What does "adjusted for age" mean? Am I less likely to be chosen if I'm in a particular age range (or particular age range crossed with district)? If a particular district is heavily skewed in gender (in either direction), should the representation be constrained to one of each gender?
- rebuilder 7y agoThat's a description of one particular experiment with sortition. I don't see the article proposing how, exactly, a random selection process should work at all.