I can’t magically change everyone’s behavior. I’m not a deity. All I can do is describe what behaviors are required of a population in a representative democracy, for the system to not turn on them, or to reverse the grip of a system that has already turned on them. Each one teach one.
Game theory of course applies. But the game has hundreds of millions of participants (ignoring the broader global population, which also influences it). The error in analyzing election choices is to only myopically look at the “what do we do if it’s a 49.999% 49.999% split” and ignore the behavior of the entire GROUP. There’s literally infinite pathways for social organization among the general population, but in ignoring them, we completely sacrifice our own power.
I can’t magically change everyone’s behavior. I’m not a deity. All I can do is describe what behaviors are required of a population in a representative democracy, for the system to not turn on them, or to reverse the grip of a system that has already turned on them. Each one teach one.
Game theory of course applies. But the game has hundreds of millions of participants (ignoring the broader global population, which also influences it). The error in analyzing election choices is to only myopically look at the “what do we do if it’s a 49.999% 49.999% split” and ignore the behavior of the entire GROUP. There’s literally infinite pathways for social organization among the general population, but in ignoring them, we completely sacrifice our own power.