I agree almost completely with Eliezer. It has been demonstrated time and time again that when the general public, the average person, is given a plethora of choices and options, they become overwhelmed and rendered useless. That is a practical reason why, I find, that those in public office are elected to such posts, so that they may act as a filter to the choices that the public will eventually recieve.
However, being that the subject is a game of colors and electrons, and not Einstein's physical reality of atoms and space, the argument for choice in th... (read more)
I agree almost completely with Eliezer. It has been demonstrated time and time again that when the general public, the average person, is given a plethora of choices and options, they become overwhelmed and rendered useless. That is a practical reason why, I find, that those in public office are elected to such posts, so that they may act as a filter to the choices that the public will eventually recieve.
However, being that the subject is a game of colors and electrons, and not Einstein's physical reality of atoms and space, the argument for choice in th... (read more)