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The problem is that, in a representative democracy, voters are deciding on the person, rather than the message. If you have systems that increase the noise flo
by InitialLastName 6y ago
The problem is that, in a representative democracy, voters are deciding on the person, rather than the message. If you have systems that increase the noise floor in the link between the two, you end up with an electorate that's less well-equipped to make coherent decisions.
- dchichkov 6y agoIt seems that voters are deciding mostly on charisma and cult of person, rather than the message. It'd be likely better, if that decision is made based on character - the pattern of thoughts of the person, rather than the charisma - attractiveness or charm. If it is possible to curb charisma/charm/cults of personality with realistic fakes, overall the effect might be advantageous.