Re:When can liquid democracy unveil the truth? (2021)
by mistermann on Sunday May 22, 2022 @03:53PM
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> when the spec is inherently broken an impl can't do shit.
Is your premise correct?
Is the conclusion even correct?
I feel like you're speaking colloquially.
> Don't you realize the absurdity of deffering the decisions of multi-domain highly technical topics to laymans that have an attention span of 3 milliseconds and a remarkable lack of erudition and critical thinking?
I believe I do, to a substantial degree. And yourself?
Do you realize the absurdity (and the consequences) of assigning this responsibility to who we currently assign it to?
> Epistemology isn't even taught in schools, the joke is at its peak
Here I partially agree, but I think you lack imagination - I think the joke is just getting warmed up (pun intentional).
Is your premise correct?
Is the conclusion even correct?
I feel like you're speaking colloquially.
> Don't you realize the absurdity of deffering the decisions of multi-domain highly technical topics to laymans that have an attention span of 3 milliseconds and a remarkable lack of erudition and critical thinking?
I believe I do, to a substantial degree. And yourself?
Do you realize the absurdity (and the consequences) of assigning this responsibility to who we currently assign it to?
> Epistemology isn't even taught in schools, the joke is at its peak
Here I partially agree, but I think you lack imagination - I think the joke is just getting warmed up (pun intentional).