>引用（Glen Weylの発言）

>“Maybe this cluster is a lot of people, maybe this cluster is just 10 people, but it doesn’t matter, because it measures the uniqueness of their viewpoints. And then we give the budget, we give the agenda setting, we give the reward to anyone who can propose statements that bridge those two clusters together … But if you count only by majority voting, then (the large cluster) already has the majority, so there is no incentive for them to think about the marginalized group. So it all depends on what you sort for. If you sort for only people’s headcount, then it just flows to the top. But if you sort by “bridge-making,” and give longer bridges more bonus, then everybody or at least some people get into the mood of truly thinking about new ideas that bridge across very long distances.”