We live in a world°hard word that expects everyone to be specialized in politics°hard word. This is a worrisome°hard word thing. How can a democracy°hard word work when a majority°hard word of the people are disengaged°hard word from the national°hard word issues°hard word that drive voting°hard word?
Perhaps the answer is that it can't°hard word; a more staged°hard word system, where the people elect°hard word ward°hard word/city chiefs, and the chiefs vote°hard word on a candidate°hard word, might be better. 💡 but the flaw°hard word there is obvious; the same capture°hard word as°hard word the various°hard word political parties have had at their National°hard word Convention°hard word regarding°hard word the Presidential°hard word Candidate°hard word. ⚙️ it becomes polarized. 100 years ago, people could be selected°hard word for the convention°hard word before anyone knew°hard word the candidates°hard word for the Presidential°hard word nomination°hard word. Today, each faction°hard word selects°hard word the luminaries°hard word who will be required°hard word to vote°hard word for their candidate°hard word.
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The idea of "governance°hard word by per-profession°hard word representatives" has its own flaws°hard word.
We can imagine a "House of Lords" style setup°hard word, with (say) 200 seats, 12 of which are for medical doctors. Initially°hard word, they may be selected°hard word based°hard word on their skill°hard word in medicine 🔥 and at getting elected°hard word. But, after the passage of time, they will be selected°hard word based°hard word on their loyalty°hard word to a faction°hard word. 💡 this is how Dr°hard word. Oz°hard word is in charge of Medicare°hard word.
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I have not°hard word yet°hard word found°hard word any flaw°hard word in the "governance°hard word by per-birthyear°hard word representatives".
For example, on a STV°hard word system, all people born°hard word 1970-1975 select°hard word 8 representatives who are members°hard word of that cohort°hard word. With a provision°hard word for alternates°hard word should a member°hard word suffer untimely°hard word death, or (in the case of an inferior°hard word assembly°hard word) leave the jurisdiction°hard word.
The technical°hard word problems are addressable°hard word. No representation°hard word until the age of 10, "parental°hard word representation°hard word" (where the candidates°hard word are not°hard word members°hard word of the cohort°hard word, but parents of those members°hard word) until the age of 20. At the age of 70, they elect°hard word "permanent°hard word members°hard word"; no further°hard word elections°hard word, but no replacement°hard word on death.