David Fortunato
@fortunato.bsky.social
Studies comparative political economy (mostly legislatures in Europe and the US) at @gpsucsd.bsky.social at UC San Diego.
Proud Nutmegger and Hurricane.
Loves the Knicks, Giants, and Yankees.
http://www.davidfortunato.com/
Proud Nutmegger and Hurricane.
Loves the Knicks, Giants, and Yankees.
http://www.davidfortunato.com/
What are the odds that someone who can design such an agent would find it worth their time to infiltrate survey pools?
You wouldn’t just need agents, you’d also need to set up multiple respondent profiles, with independent IP addresses, etc.
Seems like a big time sink (for Americans anyway)
You wouldn’t just need agents, you’d also need to set up multiple respondent profiles, with independent IP addresses, etc.
Seems like a big time sink (for Americans anyway)
November 21, 2025 at 3:14 AM
What are the odds that someone who can design such an agent would find it worth their time to infiltrate survey pools?
You wouldn’t just need agents, you’d also need to set up multiple respondent profiles, with independent IP addresses, etc.
Seems like a big time sink (for Americans anyway)
You wouldn’t just need agents, you’d also need to set up multiple respondent profiles, with independent IP addresses, etc.
Seems like a big time sink (for Americans anyway)
The guy with probably the best name recognition after Harris being indistinguishable from 0 is not what I would call registering
November 11, 2025 at 8:17 PM
The guy with probably the best name recognition after Harris being indistinguishable from 0 is not what I would call registering
I’d love a parliament, but PR+pres is attractive because you can do it through normal procedure (rather than amendment).
If the goal is breaking monopolies on governing authority, PR gets it done.
If the goal is executive constraint, it’s tough to imagine a worse system than Westminster
If the goal is breaking monopolies on governing authority, PR gets it done.
If the goal is executive constraint, it’s tough to imagine a worse system than Westminster
November 9, 2025 at 8:19 PM
I’d love a parliament, but PR+pres is attractive because you can do it through normal procedure (rather than amendment).
If the goal is breaking monopolies on governing authority, PR gets it done.
If the goal is executive constraint, it’s tough to imagine a worse system than Westminster
If the goal is breaking monopolies on governing authority, PR gets it done.
If the goal is executive constraint, it’s tough to imagine a worse system than Westminster
Maybe not style, per se, but at least a little dignity
November 8, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Maybe not style, per se, but at least a little dignity