The preview text doesn't go into a ton of detail about how different Earth governments function...
1) Is Australia a republic?
2) What type of government does Nippon have? Does the Chrysanthemum Throne still exist?
3) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to be governed by supercomputer, which would it be? (i'm thinking Nippon, but I'm open to other suggestions)
4) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to use mass public voting to come closest to direct democracy (though likely still with a technocratic executive bureaucracy to implement the public's decisions) which would it be?
5) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to have a legislature by lottery (as it's the only possible truly representative sampling of the public) which would it be?
6) If you were to pick a country that uses social/economic sector, rather than geographic, representation for its government, which would it be? i.e. Elected representatives of different professions and business interests (but not the FSA system of property-proportional voting).
7) Does the United Republic call its chief executive "Lord Protector"... and if not, why the hell would you miss that opportunity?!
1) Is Australia a republic?
2) What type of government does Nippon have? Does the Chrysanthemum Throne still exist?
3) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to be governed by supercomputer, which would it be? (i'm thinking Nippon, but I'm open to other suggestions)
4) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to use mass public voting to come closest to direct democracy (though likely still with a technocratic executive bureaucracy to implement the public's decisions) which would it be?
5) If you were to pick a country in the Aeon setting to have a legislature by lottery (as it's the only possible truly representative sampling of the public) which would it be?
6) If you were to pick a country that uses social/economic sector, rather than geographic, representation for its government, which would it be? i.e. Elected representatives of different professions and business interests (but not the FSA system of property-proportional voting).
7) Does the United Republic call its chief executive "Lord Protector"... and if not, why the hell would you miss that opportunity?!
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