LOGICZOMBIE
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you seemed to suggest a decentralized jury would never work "irl"
this is a humorous example or a real world field test and proof of concept
I said that example you're providing wouldn't work here in this scenario. Offered several flaws with it and could keep going. The main flaw though is the fact it can be used/exploited easily by anyone who wants attention to their product with the simple push of a button. Since it's voluntary and will be used to cry wolf, most will ignore, and the entire system breaks itself probably within the first day of going live. There's no point in even talking about this again. I debunked that system already when applied to what we do here.
You're not even working out the odds or doing any thinking beyond what your device is feeding you. Do you know how long it would take to process ONE flag by choosing 1000 accounts at random? That could take years.
Because morality is relative, I think that this could work but with a huge importance on just selection. The idea a jury of your peers I think should be more heavily focused on. How often are juries truly our peers? Is a drug dealer in a low income ghetto being judged by other drug dealers in that same geographic area? Almost never, they're judged by people who live in suburbs, people who live in nice condos, maybe 1 or two low income people.
How often are juries truly our peers?
Sounds like justice to me.Is a drug dealer in a low income ghetto being judged by other drug dealers in that same geographic area? Almost never, they're judged by people who live in suburbs, people who live in nice condos, maybe 1 or two low income people.
the protections given to you by a civilized society are enforced by the institutions of that society to protect the interests of that society, because a society that doesn't protect itself, that being the productive members of society, is a society doomed to fail.
If it was the law that all convicted drug dealers were executed society wouldn't be worse off, indeed it would arguably be better for their absence and in many parts of the world that is in fact the penalty.
Most drugs entering the US were from the secret government in the 80's and 90's.
If drug dealers were judged by a jury of their peers