here's how you can survive after the nukes drop  the problem with most strategies for surviving in a post-nuclear world is that the aspect of meetings of people is completely overlooked. how can you achieve anything if you can't even agree on what you even want to do? i propose that issue is solved by formation of deliberative assemblies that follow parliamentary procedure in their meetings and the members of which are elected democratically. here's how you can achieve this: 1. buy a lot of hard cover copies of the latest edition of robert's rules of order newly revised. like at least twenty. 2. buy plenty of hard cover copies of the latest edition of robert's rules of order newly revised in brief. you can't expect everyone to read through the real thing, so the next best thing is the official concise guide. 3. actually learn robert's rules yourself. 4. learn to properly democratically elect members for your deliberative assemblies. i recommend using single transferable vote because it's a multi-winner proportional representation ranked choice voting method that doesn't rely on parties. here's the step by step instruction:   ence/reference-wigm-rule. the only thing that you should probably modify is that you should use more than 4 decimal places as your decimal precision, maybe 5 or 6 decimal places (you would also need to replace that 0.0001 number in step a.1 with minimal positive number that can be represented with your decimal precision, i.e. 0.00001 for 5 decimal places, etc). you should always round down all numbers to your decimal precision rather than up or to the nearest representable value and you should do so after each calculation. this method will guarantee fairly good proportional representation of your voting blocs if the amount of seats that are getting elected in each election is at least 6, it seems. this is how /pol/ is gonna govern and rule society in the post-nuclear world, so join in.
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