Revolutionizing Democracy: How Randomly Selected Citizens Can Fight Corruption скачать в хорошем качестве

Revolutionizing Democracy: How Randomly Selected Citizens Can Fight Corruption

Representative democracies have been corrupted by wealthy special interests. But direct democracy demands too much time and effort from citizens. Randomly selecting citizens provides a balance between the two. It avoids both the corruption of representative democracy and the burden of direct democracy. The system is more representative that our current democracies. Collective decisions produce better outcomes than having individuals make decisions because more perspectives and risks are considered. Individuals might not be informed enough to make political decisions, but the collective knowledge and experience of groups can lead to better quality decisions. Get full access to ChangeIdeas at changeideas.substack.com/subscribe (https://changeideas.substack.com/subs...)