I worked out a new voting system that,
combining the good points of paper voting with those of computing,
guarantees quick, honest and verifiable results.
Please read details at
www.ClearVoting.com
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electronic voting and Democracy
Glossary
democracy
For most of the human history the power to rule people has been given
to who had certain requisite: being strong, being brave, having a special relationship with a god,
being blue-blooded or being very rich.
The transmission of the power from one person or from a social group to another has always been a matter of blood:
sometimes the blood of noble families, more often the blood of murders and wars.
In the 18th century the people of a few western countries conquered Democracy as a bloodless way to
gain and transmit the power as well as a way for the many
to balance the power of the few.
In democracy the ruling power is given only for a limited
period of time and only to those who are preferred by the majority of the people.
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