>>2803209>agency That's one of the critique of democracy, there is no incentive to learn about governing or policy because of the way elite theory and the average citizen works, especially under libral democracy, where the individual's rights are supposed to be the main thing but democracy is a collectivist concept. Within limited democracy there also arise problems like incentives and hoe tou regulate these quotas. One of the reasons i have shifted my mind is that i realized the idea of an "absolute democracy" like Switzerland is unironically superior from the current status quo and i looked up what kind of policies were passes under it. Ironically, the absolute form of democracy in consequential terms ends up with better results than all other forms of democracy, it also kinda avoids in some ways the iron law of oligarchy by being a system where you directly vote on policy etc…