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ChristianKl comments on Sortition - Hacking Government To Avoid Cognitive Biases And Corruption - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: ChristianKl 08 May 2014 01:14:12AM 1 point [-]

Ok, so aside from presentation and procedure, I haven't seen any objections to the idea of splitting up the three stages of government based decision making to better align itself with wide accepted proposals on LW to reduce cognitive bias in the modern practice of Science.

Takeaway message, use more dark arts or better frame arguments.

You don't make a real argument of why it's good to split things up into three stages. There a lot of vague things that are not well defined so it's necessary to first get clear about what the actual argument is before I would more clearly say that I reject the system.