You can define a ton of types of "fair." It's just like "random." The big "fairs" imo are: a) majority votes, one person one vote, b) auctions where everyone

You can define a ton of types of "fair." It's just like "random." The big "fairs" imo are: a) majority votes, one person one vote, b) auctions where everyone starts with the same funds, c) random picks, where everyone has an equal chance of being chosen. None of these have anything to do with ideas, they have to do with people. The way to be fair about ideas is to express them without distortion or omission, in a way that would be recognizable to the people who support them. The only way to do this is to leave out all of the extraneous commentary and stick to clear, falsifiable statements. edit: what generative language models do is parrot a ton of acrimonious political discussions. Ironically, they can't be fair because they have no values.