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Building Consensus Online and the Benefits of Decentralized Governance
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This snippet explores the issues with democracy and how building consensus online could solve problems caused by imposing a leader upon those that voted against them, and how decentralized governance in godforsaken patches of territory could also lead to benefits.
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