I joined Twitter fifteen years ago. I had no idea that I would use it for more than throwaway tweets about my breakfast.
Sadly, Elmo thought that $44B might buy him power, and X was born.
I've moved to BlueSky.
bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optima… talks about this in the context of fraud generally.
The point is that the "optimal rate of fraud" is >0 even if the ideal rate is 0. Getting to the ideal entails tradeoffs that make the system worse, overall.
Importantly though, in the case of voting...
This is the proper amount.
There's something called "decreasing marginal returns". The ideal rate isn't zero, because to achieve that you, need some sort of police state that will disenfranchise a lot of voters.
The ideal rate is there a couple of foreigners voting in each
This is the proper amount.
There's something called "decreasing marginal returns". The ideal rate isn't zero, because to achieve that you, need some sort of police state that will disenfranchise a lot of voters.
The ideal rate is there a couple of foreigners voting in each
