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Is there a truly general voting impossibility theorem that applies to real elections?
Extended comment. The primary challenge in the question is how one models the voters, which relates directly to what types of inputs they can provide and how one evaluates the solution. Your question …
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This is an interesting question. An expert in social choice would have an interesting reply. As a semi-expert I can say semi-interesting things.
As you may know, a common voting setting in social choi …