Connor McCormick ☀️
@nor
How would you design a governance system that allows people to pay for the policies they want (direct bribery) but doesn't become a plutocracy (where only the rich have a voice)?
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
how about incentivizing autonomous organizations, decentralized or not, towards a model where they offer services catered to their own tailored model which already has buyers? e.g. a SEZ DAO that you pay to govern in that it allows you a zone to live in where there are no capital gains taxes, & no on-autonomous drivers
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Keon Kim
@keon
@afurmanczyk.eth https://mirror.xyz/afurmanczyk.eth/rOjBuyNsvM3wd07Wm0WW0dqc6R-QHDhcYf39FxpmVQQ
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Mitch
@off-fleek
change conception of or introduce parallel notions of "value" different from today's 1 idea in currency. imo you reform incentive structures to correspond with their relevant realms of governance, ie. participants govern based on realm-specific merit, e.g. investors govern markets, politicians govern localities, etc.
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Benjamin Basche
@basche42
You can’t
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osama
@osama
pretty easy actually- 1member: 1vote and financial returns/dividends are proportional to $ staked/invested/provided hard part- getting to 1member (aka Sybil resistance or equiv)
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optimist 🎩
@gigarahul.eth
free market anarchism
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
easy: politicians must not earn more than median salary in the country as soon as they earn more (or their household income is more) — they get kicked out if they are found to cheat the system, the assets get seized in favor of the government
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tg
@tg
Then consider, on blockchain, all governance systems allow bribery, because all are helpless to prevent it
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