SD2 / data input field and algorithm/ 3 components of democracy
Mark
> >mG: I would for example delegate diffrent issues to diffrent
people I trust, except the ones I am really intrested in. The same
with the budget. I would not delegeta the main budget, but maybe the
detailed budgets except for the budgets that involve my favourite
issues. See?
>-M: No. I don't see anything.
>mG: Defence mandate delegated to Mr M. Ghandi Immigration mandate
delegated to Mr H. Göring Forreingn affairs not delegeted etc. etc.
See now?
-M: Give me a proposed data input field and a centrality algorithm,
then I may see it.(I have shown mine.)
Democracy has three components:
1. Voter qualifications - must be liberal enough to allow for 50%+1
to vote to be called 'democracy', otherwise its 'oligarchy'.
(People in TOP have yet to suggest another threshold.)
2. Voter input field - often called 'ballots'.
3. A centrality algorithm - to put data inputs into *decision
thresholds*.
(The most common centrality algorithm is *in-degree with a 50%+1
decision threshold*, and this is arbitrary because of its 1st and 2nd
order limits.)
People, these are TANGIBLES that can be worked with.
And please, build discussion around these points or the discourse will
drift into ideological mush.
shanti
Mark, Seattle
