Randomness in Social Process

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Description

This lecture explores the concept of randomness in social processes, focusing on the random selection of authority roles like judges in Athenian and Venetian democracies. The instructor discusses the benefits of utilizing community wisdom and anti-corruption measures in the selection process.

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