5,801 karma · joined September 23, 2013
Hm. Morse makes adding an ellipsis remarkably challenging!
1. Extreme candidates have very little chance of winning;
2. The system is (formally) fair in the long run; and,
3. It secures the election against tampering from both domestic and foreign actors.
Also, frankly, the sort of person who's good at winning an election is almost diametrically opposite from the sort of person you want as a leader. It's hard to combine "ideologue" with "rational compromise ready actor".
(uv)(vu) = (uu)(vv)
Shows up as a primitive structure, quite often.If you switch to degree-3 or generator-3 then the coverage is, essentially, empty: mathematics has analyzed only a few of the hundreds (thousands? it's hard to enumerate) naturally occurring algebraic structures in that census.
My hot take: porque no los dos?
EDIT: "drop-in replacement like SQLite", not "for SQLite".
It'll defend both sides (mutually contradictory) to the death. NOTHING will budge it from its initial stance.
Uhh... unless you plan to stay in academia? Then, this is a terrible idea.
Another 100+ years, and this'll be some solid grammar.