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Based on that description, it sounds like the worst outcome is that it becomes like regular representative democracy.
by tdeck 4y ago
Based on that description, it sounds like the worst outcome is that it becomes like regular representative democracy.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoIf there was a regular requirement to re-confirm delegations, maybe, but "chain delegations" are another problem. Voting power is transferable. If A and B delegate to C, and C delegates to D, D has a voting power of 4. The goal of liquid democracy was specifically to not be a regular representative democracy, and to (meaningfully) allow direct participation, and it fails spectacularly at that.
- mistermann 4y agoIt's a tough call: do we choose a new political system that could potentially become corrupt, or stick with the one we know to be corrupt?