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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUee1I69nFs What if we replaced politicians with randomly selected people?] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAuUUnT6oDeKwE6v1NGQxug TED] | |||
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Demarchy, also known as Sortition or Stochocracy, is a political system where leaders are chosen at random from a pool of candidates. It was originally used in Ancient Athens before being replaced by 
Democracy.
Demarchy's shape is that of a dice, making it the only cube-shaped ideology not explicitly associated with Jewish ideologies like 
Zionism or 
Kahanism.
How To Draw
- Draw a cube.
- Color it with the same color palette as
Democracy; blue, green and red. - Draw in dots like a dice.
- If the "1" face is visible, replace the dot with an eye.
- You're done.
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green | #21B14C | 33, 177, 76 | |
| Blue | #3F47CB | 63, 71, 203 | |
| Red | #EC1D24 | 236, 29, 36 | |
Personality and Behavior
Demarchy loves games of chance and especially those with dice. His favorite game is Russian roulette. In all contexts of debate, Demarchy will always suggest rolling dice or coin flipping to decide any choice.
He's also so random xD
Relationships
Friends
Isocracy - The balance, if it is as it should be.
Frenemies
- Democracy - While you're pretty good, what if your candidates didn't volunteer by themselves?
Kakistocracy - While he is my adopted son, people always bully me because of him.
Authoritarian Democracy - You confused me.
Anti-Centrism - Calls me a wacky ideology.
Enemies
Authoritarianism - An ideology based on bias? Cringe.
Ochlocracy - Authoritarianism by the majority.- Most authoritarian ideologies - You don't go along with the will of the people.
Further Information
Wikipedia Articles
Videos
What if we replaced politicians with randomly selected people? by TED
Gallery
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