Concepts explained in Vitalik Buterin&#39;s [The Subjectivity / Exploitability Tradeoff
Pure subjectivism is defined quite simply.
 - If all agree, then <a href="/en/unanimous">unanimous</a>.
 - If there is a disagreement between Decision A and Decision B, <a href="/en/blockchain">blockchain</a>/<a href="/en/DAO">DAO</a> is split into two <a href="/en/folk">folk</a>, with one fork implementing Decision A and the other implementing Decision B.
 - <a href="/en/All%20forks%20are%20allowed%20to%20exist%20and%20it%20is%20up%20to%20the%20surrounding%20community%20to%20decide%20which%20forks%20they%20are%20interested%20in">All forks are allowed to exist and it is up to the surrounding community to decide which forks they are interested in</a>
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<li>Subjectivism is, in a sense, the ultimate non-coercive <a href="/en/form%20of%20governance">form of governance</a>.<ul>
<li><a href="/en/No%20one%20is%20forced%20to.">No one is forced to.</a><ul>
<li>No one is <a href="/en/enforced">enforced</a> to accept a situation that is not the way they want it.</li>
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<li>However, if you have unpopular policy preferences, you will end up in a fork with few others to interact with you.</li>
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from <a href="/en/The%20Subjectivity%20%2F%20Exploitability%20Tradeoff">The Subjectivity / Exploitability Tradeoff</a> <a href="https://blog.ethereum.org/2015/02/14/subjectivity-exploitability-tradeoff">link</a>
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<li>Posted by <a href="/en/Vitalik">Vitalik</a> Buterin on February 14, 2015
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<li>Trade-off between subjectivity and exploitability
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<li><a href="/en/Trade-off%20between%20subjectivity%20and%20exploitability">Trade-off between subjectivity and exploitability</a>
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