“Ah, Subsection B,” Sam sighs, taking a slow sip of his water. “The one requiring a ninety-five percent consensus sustained over two consecutive electoral cycles, and demonstrating non-contradiction with core utility axioms outlined in Sections 1 through 4. Possible in principle, maybe, but irrelevant in practice.” I jump in, trying to bridge the gap. “Lina has a point about the principle, Sam. The existence of the mechanism, even if it is barely reachable, serves a function. If nothing else, it maintains the illusion of human sovereignty”

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