> quite representative Under first-past-the-post, and electoral college, there isn't that much representation even with the popular vote. https://www.youtube.

> quite representative Under first-past-the-post, and electoral college, there isn't that much representation even with the popular vote. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo > I still think you want companies to want to cooperate with governmental leadership in a well-functioning democracy Without education, people will succumb to bias, propaganda and misinformation, often voting against their own interests. There's already a fundamental issue with capitalism favouring profit above anything else, leading to a lot of the current issues with (for example) privatization of health care. I don't think you can have a functional democracy without education. As a species we keep falling into a pattern of a wealth gap, followed by extremism, followed by wars, followed by poverty, while at every individual step we find reasons why it's perfectly fine.