21 - Voting Systems & Arrow's Theorem

Update: 2019-12-21

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JS and Lance continue their conversation about voting systems and ultimately discover how the outcome of an election could possibly be dictated by a single person.

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21 - Voting Systems & Arrow's Theorem

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