> I'm really surprised to see this even be something that needs to be debated.
I've seen it come up in other places for other, arguably nobler, reasons. ("Fixing" unemployment by preferring the unemployed as jurors.) But yeah, taking out the randomness is a bad idea, with a huge, huge burden of proof on why it'd be better another way.
I've seen it come up in other places for other, arguably nobler, reasons. ("Fixing" unemployment by preferring the unemployed as jurors.) But yeah, taking out the randomness is a bad idea, with a huge, huge burden of proof on why it'd be better another way.