
Voting
Method to make collective decisions
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Took place in a school in West Philadelphia. I was handed a long strip of semi-gloss paper with a notched corner and sent to a booth with a half-length curtain covering the entrance. Inserted my paper into a slot and made my 3 candidate selections and 2 ballot question selections on a touchscreen. Then the machine swallowed my large strip of paper, printed my selections on it and then redisplayed the paper to me. I submitted it again at which point the paper was swallowed and the touchscreen displayed a large American flag and said Thank You. I got a nice sticker with a drawing of the top of city hall on it and then I left. Primary emotion throughout the process was mild self-satisfaction. Perfunctory but still somewhat meaningful.
Reminds me of unions. Disliked! Still looking for help with union busting. Message me. 555-7289-2802
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More of a team building exercise than a serious way of making decisions. I will give it its merit when it comes to small groups.
by any votes necessary. nothing is to be done. all political power comes out of a ballot. we're gonna vote vote vote for our moment. #idratherbeatbottomlessbrunch
I voted in a best decorated pumpkin contest at Trader Joe's and it was nice to feel like my opinion mattered
Just did this. Pretty cool but annoying since I don’t go to school in my county so had to drive for a while
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