Discussion Group Poll
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
The results of a ranked-choice voting election. | Download Raw Summary Data
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| Round | Eliminated | Winners |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | ||
| Round 2 | Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action] | The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] |
| Round 3 | ||
| Round 4 | Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] | Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] |
| Round 5 | The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] |
Round 1
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] | 2 votes in the first round | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] | 2 votes in the first round | 22.22% 2 votes |
| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] | 2 votes in the first round | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] | 1 votes in the first round | 11.11% 1 votes |
| Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] | 1 votes in the first round | 11.11% 1 votes |
| Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action] | 1 votes in the first round | 11.11% 1 votes |
Round 2
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] | Elected: Gained 1 votes | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action] | Eliminated: 1 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive |
Round 3
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] | No change (Elected in Round 2) | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] | 11.11% 1 votes |
Round 4
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] | No change (Elected in Round 2) | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] | Elected: Gained 1 votes | 33.33% 3 votes |
| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] | Eliminated: 1 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive |
Round 5
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] | No change (Elected in Round 2) | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] | No change (Elected in Round 4) | 33.33% 3 votes |
| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] | Elected: | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] | 11.11% 1 votes |
The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 2.0 first-round votes. | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Round 2 | Elected. Gained 1 votes from Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action]. | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Round 3 | 33.33% 3 votes |
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| Round 4 | 33.33% 3 votes |
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| Round 5 | 33.33% 3 votes |
Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 2.0 first-round votes. | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Round 2 | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Round 3 | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Round 4 | Elected. Gained 1 votes from Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value]. | 33.33% 3 votes |
| Round 5 | 33.33% 3 votes |
The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 2.0 first-round votes. | 22.22% 2 votes |
| Round 2 | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Round 3 | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Round 4 | 22.22% 2 votes |
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| Round 5 | Elected. | 22.22% 2 votes |
Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 1.0 first-round votes. | 11.11% 1 votes |
| Round 2 | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Round 3 | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Round 4 | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Round 5 | 11.11% 1 votes |
Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 1.0 first-round votes. | 11.11% 1 votes |
| Round 2 | 11.11% 1 votes |
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| Round 3 | Eliminated. | 11.11% 1 votes |
Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action]
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 1.0 first-round votes. Eliminated. | 11.11% 1 votes |
| Candidate name | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Sane Society [the concept of sanity as a deviation from the norm, and then asks the question -- "when do societies become insane?"] |
22.22%2 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
| Why greatness cannot be planned / Human Compatible [A critique of the optimization paradigm e.g: curiosity, uncertain objectives, dynamic search landscape, satisficing paradigm etc.] |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
33.33%3 votes |
| The Postmodern Condition: A report on knowledge [postmodernism as an incredulity towards meta-narratives, or overarching structures] |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
22.22%2 votes |
| Misinformation + Facebook Files [History of misinformation, nature of stories that capture human societies, modern misinformation - problems and its purveyors] |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
| Bullshit Jobs: A Theory [On the rise of modern jobs (such as inflated admin positions) that don't add value] |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
11.11%1 votes |
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| Solutions Journalism [Simply reporting on social problems rarely leads to change; give activists and concerned citizens the hope and information they need to take effective action] |
11.11%1 votes |
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