From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (1) — Here’s a unique voting mechanism (let’s call it “the prediction-normalized vote”) posted in 2017 in the journal Nature (link: A solution to the single-question (link: A solution to the single-question crowd wisdom problem). The majority decisions are often considered “plausible,” but of course, they can contain errors. In this paper…

From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (2) Previous entry. The purpose of talking about prediction-normalized voting here is to give an example of the possibility that there are other methods of reflecting the “collective will” than the current “elections,” i.e., …

From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (3) Previous entry. For example, the aggregation system we at VECTION have been talking about is the idea of the “ Mirror Budget”. The name “Mirror Budget” is derived from the concept of “Mirror World.” “Mirror World” is like an expanded version of “Pokémon…

From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (4) Previous entry. If the Mirror Budget is not carried out as a real budget proposal, what is the difference between “Mirror Budget” and saying “I like your idea!” or “Are you there?”? Doesn’t the Mirror Budget, which continually presents budget proposals instead of…

From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (5) Previous entry. The “Mirror budget” may be integrated with the “prediction-normalized vote” mentioned earlier, from that point of voting（budget allocation） with an awareness of one’s position on the whole. If “how to allocate the budget in the Mirror Budget” is thought of as…

From Mirror Budget to Weak Anarchism (6) Previous entry. There used to be an idea called anarchism. It is usually treated as meaning “an ideal for which some (violent and) terrible person aspires. …