[EM] Majority Judgment avoids Arrow's Theorem (paradox)

[steve bosworth]

Is it not still true that one of the great virtues of MJ is that it avoids Arrow's paradox?


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   1. Corollary to Arrow's Theorem (Rob Lanphier)
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From: Rob Lanphier <robla at robla.net>
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Hi all,

It appears that Randall Monroe has discovered an important corollary to
Arrow's Theorem.  It takes some patience to sort through it, but you'll
find it described in this paper:
<https://xkcd.com/1844/>


Something to think about.

Rob------------------------------

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