Proportional representation is bad!
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You argue that "proportional representation" == "plurality", therefore good
No, humans cannot live without leader! (even after we will merge our brains into one)
You propose to worsen the leader election!
Worsen, because it will make the identification and filtering of bad actors - harder. (group of people will never admit mistakes)
The real improvement is to make culling cycles - FASTER and experiments - EASIER TO INTERPRET
CRUX
From book "Beginning of infinity" by David Deutsch:
Karl Popper once said: the main question in politics should be NOT "who is bad or who is good? who should be leader?"
but "what changes will allow better error correction?"
therefore, I, srghma, think that:
- experiments should be short - elect president for 1 year (like in Switzerland) is better than for 4 years (like in Ukraine). But even better is "to elect president every day, every hour, every Plank second" (yes, because system will stabilize, structures will appear, structures like "hexagons appear in mercury if You heat mercury") (NOTE: I believe this step is not possible without digitalization, because paper counting by humans will be too expensive)
https://srghma.github.io/universe
https://srghma.github.io/how-life-was-created
- experiments should be hard to misinterpret (experiments should not be useless / should not be possible "we have done experiment, but didn't learn anything") - THUS , I believe that presidential system is better than parliamentary system. This is because presidential system allows better error-correction. (because "one person can admit mistakes, but the group of people will never admit mistakes. They will just point at each other.")
My ideal country looks like this
https://x.com/AntipenkoL3792/status/1809934053275254875
https://x.com/AntipenkoL3792/status/1809940410992919038
Here, in this video David Deutsch argues that FPTP voting is better than Condorcet voting.
Yes, it is better, but in Federal representation (100 chairs for each best one in district) or proportional representation (100 chairs for each party) BECAUSE they are already fucked up, hard to cull out. Condorcet voting will make even worse.
But I think when You have presidential system + short experiments - You get best from both worlds - strong leader and impossibility of ************ (just don't vote to make experiments longer). And now, now - yes, now the Condorcet voting becomes better than FPTP.
And of course, the number of chairs in parliament should be equal to number of people in country, everyone should vote
All-country-parliament + 1 quick leader, NOT the infinite "rule of 100 chairs"
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