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Can computer simulations help fix democracy?

5 pointsby rlalwanialmost 3 years ago

4 comments

ZeroGravitasalmost 3 years ago
Note, it&#x27;s not fixing democracy, it&#x27;s restoring&#x2F;increasing democracy.<p>The problem that needs fixed, is the lack of democracy.
rlalwanialmost 3 years ago
Gerrymandering is a big problem and this tool helps convince judges that the map drawn is a biased one. Read the article to see how it works.
rlalwanialmost 3 years ago
A technological revolution has made it harder for politicians to get away with gerrymandering.
inphovorealmost 3 years ago
You are not the America you think you are. You are the America paid for.<p>You have been divided and conquered, and it was not Russians, Muslims, or Chinese who did this to you.<p>You are no more capable of effective democracy than you are of truth, integrity, and respecting the entitled free will of others.<p>Everyone thinks the other side is the crazy, stupid, misinformed side.<p>Effective democracy is everyone’s crisis.<p>Believing a computer simulation could fix this is a sad cruel irony.