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Which works in long time scales as long as the players agree that they will play by the rules of democracy, aka respect the institutions. So democracy suffers
by whatever1 3y ago
Which works in long time scales as long as the players agree that they will play by the rules of democracy, aka respect the institutions.
So democracy suffers from 2 main issues: 1) timeliness: some problems need to be solved now, not in 10 years. Example, need to decide your stance against Russia. 2) fragility from the inside: A malicious player can manipulate democratic institutions and convert it to an autocracy. See Russia, Turkey and Jan 6 USA.
Not sure how one can design a system robust to these two threats.
- legutierr 3y ago> Not sure how one can design a system robust to these two threats. The US at various time has had a system robust to these threats. A prerequisite has been an educated and well-informed electorate with at least a large majority committed to a shared set of national values.
- valval 3y agoSee: list of things that I’m clueless about.