> That's a real criticism, for sure. There is a temporal component to the problem though: given time and education, voter minds can be upgraded. I think an of

> That's a real criticism, for sure. There is a temporal component to the problem though: given time and education, voter minds can be upgraded. I think an often unrealized potential side benefit of liquid democracy is that it could be used as a way to sneak proper education in philosophy (logic, epistemology, rhetoric, etc) into the curriculum, like an end run around the department of education and current internet forums that seem almost designed (both software and moderation, like the throttling undesired points of view) to produce a voter base that is unable to think skilfully.