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It may work in local elections but nation wide elections require the popular mandate. Humans like to believe that they have a stake in the system, however small

• defrost 4y ago
  Easy enough hybrid fix; those people that are judged to perform well in direct sortition local area politics who also wish to further that work are in the pool for a combination draw|election for state roles .. and then tier upwards to national. The general public get to know their national candidates first at the local and then state level, and those candidates are judged as "better than a head of lettuce" by their peers in office. The political wing of government is essentially (ideally) just about debating policy - it's the civil service, military, and judicial wings that get tasked with making things happen (subject to checks and balances).
  • valeg 4y ago
    Yes, bottom up. Risks are localised. It may work very well for local judges and regulatory bodies.
• dudul 4y ago
  Monarchies have worked for longer than democracies have been around. People had no stakes in the system and were fine with it for thousands of years.
  • valeg 4y ago
    The Mandate of Heaven as a concept expired long ago. Only DPRK uses it for legitimacy rn.