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Judgement aggregation — the ladder

One essay so far against this idea. A ladder is the distinct arguments that stand against one idea, and this one has room to grow.
  1. 3 consistent judges, and a majority that is not. A table of judges against three questions, every judge's row internally consistent, with the majority answer to each question underneath forming a combination no judge holds.

    The court that contradicts itself

    Three judges each answer three questions, and each answers them consistently. Take the majority on each question separately and the answers no longer hang together — the body as a whole asserts a combination no member of it holds, and no rearrangement of the procedure removes the problem.

    rung 1 · applied

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