Handful Apps / Articles
Short pieces from behind the apps. The voting ones compute every number they quote; the children's ones say plainly what the game does and why. Each article names the app it comes from.
| A majority can be walked anywhere McKelvey's chaos theorem, shown with a five-voter case: three fair votes, two of which move further from the destination. From Agenda Simulator. | Read → |
| Voting weight is not voting power Two blocs with double the votes of a third, and exactly the same power. The Banzhaf index, with the arithmetic shown. From Agenda Simulator. | Read → |
| Why the reason is worth more than the answer What a lucky guess actually teaches, and the one question to ask at dinner. From Says Who?. | Read → |
| Naming the trick Hurry, flattery, guilt, the dare. Pressure works on children until it has a name. From Says Who?. | Read → |