It is really fascinating to see how this kind of problems still attracts mostly "technocratic/by the numbers/binary" solutions. This being said, i think almost

It is really fascinating to see how this kind of problems still attracts mostly "technocratic/by the numbers/binary" solutions. This being said, i think almost every idea in this area should be given a chance, should be tried out ... we don't have anything to lose but at least a little to win given the current democratic processes and their postdemocratic endemic failures. We clearly need new/additional democratic tools. This could be such a new one. Not a perfect one but let's see how it works out. HOW it fails. Finally, any hints towards non-technocratic tools & solutions in the area of new-democracy? (other than liquid feedback)