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by tunesmith
1349 days ago
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> cordorcet methods are overly complicated https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33111997 > and don't optimize the right thing Apparently "candidate that would beat all others head to head should win" isn't the right thing? You'll need to explain that. > maximal social utility Some folks define social utility as erring toward more passionate voters, which is a potential problem with all cardinal methods. If they don't elect the Condorcet Winner, they are fatally flawed for any election that purports to be democratic. |
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