Originally posted by Gilgamensch
1/6 in favour isn't really the same as 1/3 at all.
1/6 in favour isn't really the same as 1/3 at all.
If 1/3 of the citizens vote, and at least half of those vote in favour then at least 1/6 of citizens have voted in favour.
Conversely, if 1/6 have voted in favour, and fewer than 1/6 have voted against, no matter what other citizens arrive and vote (even if they are all opposed) so as to bring the total number of votes to at least 1/3 of the citizens then there will still be at least as many votes in favour than against (and we don't worry to much about the possibility of a tie).
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