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The big and obvious problem with any variation of this approach is always going to be "who gets to pick x", where x can be - The system used - The criteria fo
by llimos 6y ago
The big and obvious problem with any variation of this approach is always going to be "who gets to pick x", where x can be
- The system used
- The criteria for who gets a voice and who doesn't, and how much of a voice
- What is called a 'representative sample'
- Etc., etc., etc.
There are only two systems that solve this problem.
Democracy (partially), by effectively abdicating responsibility and saying there are no such criteria.
And religion, where if the rules come from a universally accepted Higher Source, clearly that's who gets to pick x and will be accepted by anyone who accepts the Higher Source.