That's nowhere near as useful as
"What do you think we can reasonably expect at least 180 million (geographically distributed) Americans to accept?"
It is time that tech people looked themselves in the mirror and said, "Nobody gives a damn what I want, and I should stop acting like they do." There is no point system. We get nothing for 'being right' but not getting any traction. There is no gold star waiting for you at the end (and we aren't 6).
You can't solve policy problems thinking the same way you do about convincing more than half of a room of people to upgrade that library you use. That's four people, possibly including yourself. While success may make my life a lot easier, that barely ranks as an accomplishment. Large groups of people are so much harder to manage than small groups that it's not even funny.
"Politics is the Art of the Possible"