🧵Here are my thoughts on conviction voting as a governance voting mechanism:
What is Conviction Voting and how does it work? Conviction voting is a continuous decision-making process that allows people to vote on issues as they come up.
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Conviction voting can be a more effective way of making decisions compared to the current system of governance. It is the idea of using a voting system that takes into account the intensity of people's convictions instead of just a simple majority.
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This could lead to more thoughtful and effective decision-making. I like how it would allow for a more continuous decision-making process, which would efficiently allow for more input from a wider range of people.
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I think this could be a great alternative to traditional governance structures.
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I can foresee this makes a compelling case for conviction voting as a way to improve our current system of governance. Would be interested to see more research on this topic to see if it is a viable option for making decisions in a more effective way
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