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Same Hearts, Different Results
🙋 The “hearts” of 1,000 voters never change—the number of people in the three villages and which side they prefer stay fixed. If everyone votes, the result is always 🧑🦱 560 : 🧑🦲 440. But move just one “turnout” handle, and 🧑🦲 wins. No one changed their mind. 🚪 Next, count the people who “didn’t go”—if supporters of the losing side stayed home, the result would have flipped even if only they had voted. 🎯 Finally, look only at those who showed up and guess the winner (one round is exactly tied).
Same Votes, Different Results
⚖️ 100 members. Keep the yes, no, and abstention votes fixed, and change only the «passing rule» to see approval or rejection — simple comparison, majority of those present, majority of all members, or two-thirds of those present. First, ask whether the meeting is valid (a majority of all members are present). 🤐 Without changing a single yes or no, adding abstentions flips the strictest rules first — under some rules, an abstention has practically the same power as a no. 🎯 At the end, choose which of four vote counts passes under one given rule.