Citizen assemblies outperform referenda.
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it’s interesting what things age well, and what things don’t. What science pushes forward and what things we haven’t improved, or backslid on. Also to consider what patterns lead to these things.... overall my aesthetic aligns with this. Especially when it comes to politics! but for the sake of testing hypotheses, I’m trying to think of what information is lost when we drop the brand. An example that comes to mind is talking about religion.... their projects according to their website are: PUBLIC EDTIOR Public Editor is a collective intelligence system that labels over 50 types of manipulation in news articles within 30 minutes of publication.... Seems like some differentiation between polls hints at this; but how bad is the problem? Do we need to solve it? Not sure… need more data…