From the essay: ------------------------- Hmm, okay, so what would be fair? Perhaps we want to give each party a fighting chance in each election? Isn't that

From the essay: ------------------------- Hmm, okay, so what would be fair? Perhaps we want to give each party a fighting chance in each election? Isn't that fair? 2 districts each hold 100,000 blues 8 districts hold 50,000 blues and a 50,000 violets So now the violets have a 50% chance of winning 8 districts. The blues are granted two districts automatically, but that is fair, since they are more popular than the violets. Each party has some chance of winning. However, in this model, if 1 blue voter in each district changes their mind, then the violets end up with 80% of the legislature. We’ve engineered a system that is very unstable! If Katechon is like the nation of Hungary, where a 2/3rds majority can amend the constitution, then Katechon is now vulnerable to an authoritarian takeover, much like what happened in Hungary after 2010. And that's because 8 people out of a 1,000,000 changed their vote.