Sortition as Anti-Expert Safeguard
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The principle (via Karatani, and historical Athens/Venice) that introducing an element of lottery or chance into political selection prevents the tyranny of expert rule, since 'the passage from bourgeois to proletarian democracy is the passage from voting to lottery.'
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