> "fix participatory democracy"
Ah yes, a popular codeword for "I did not get my way".
There is no electoral majority behind the AI doomer cult. It is not a failure of "democracy" that they haven't gotten what they want. It is a failure of their activism, or just the general unpalatability of their wild ideas, or both. They don't get to throw Molotovs just because they lose.
Ah yes, "continue losing."
Go ahead and read Gilens and Page and tell me participatory democracy is working. Until then, expect more of the same impotent condemnations and a refusal to understand the social mechanics producing acts of violence.
> There is no electoral majority behind the AI doomer cult.
how can you be sure? has anyone polled it? are they too scared to poll it?
Maybe democracy is fundamentally flawed because the demos is? How should one act in such a situation?