Jul 1, 2016
Many voting paradoxes (e.g. Arrow’s theorem) ultimately stem from the fact that there is no deterministic way to map [0,1] to {0,1} in any “homomorphic” manner, but this becomes possible once some randomness is permitted.
Terry Tao
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Many voting paradoxes (e.g. Arrow’s theorem) ultimately stem from the fact that there is no deterministic way to map [0,1] to {0,1} in any “homomorphic” manner, but this becomes possible once some randomness is permitted.
Terry Tao