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>Explain to me why you think Democracy is wrong, I will argue why I think it is good
Democracy has been shit from the start.
Politicians were always needed as proxies for voters. THAT is the fatal flaw in democracy.
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Politicians are incapable of representing anyone other than themselves. No human brain can represent anyone else's views except those of the politician so the idea of 'the will of the people' is a myth.
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So replace politicians and their flaws with something better.
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A MACHINE, AN ALGORITHM, A MATHEMATICAL MODEL, HOWEVER, COULD REPRESENT 'THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE' AS A GESTALT OF THE ENTIRE ELECTORATE AND ALL THEIR VIEWS AND VOTING TENDENCIES.
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Instead of having any politicians as a proxy, have a better machine as the holder of all the voter's proxy votes.
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We COULD exterminate all politicans and politics and all parties and replace them with a mathematical model that COULD represent the voting potential, the proxy, of each and every single voter and every vote would count toward the whole.
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Democracy could be fixed... by eliminating politics, politicans and parties from democracy forever and replacing them with a server and a mathematical model that can vote like every voter, voting as they would io if asked about every political decision that needs to be made, how they would vote. It could be asked questions, just as we ask any AI, and reply accurately representing the majority of all those views.
It'd be cheaper and better than any political system that's ever existed AND able to make millions of decisions per second using 'THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE' as a data-set.
This data set is based on asking each voter in the electorate a series of questions and making the data-set publicly available, as it contains no identifiable voter data when amalgamated.
Made publicly available, like a data-set for an AI, means ANYONE with access to a CPU or GPU could verify what anyone says it replied.
Corruption is therefore impossible.