If posting the Internet Archive is cheating, how about https://libraryofbabel.info/ --technically containing not only everything ever written on the internet as a whole, but also everything that ever will be...

Mixed member proportionate voting works well for NZ, in terms of allowing multiple political parties to gain significant representation… [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed-member_proportional_re...]

MMP is way better than FPP, however the NZ version with list MPs is undesirable in my opinion, because the party gets to choose candidates who get zero votes and then get into parliament. To remove someone you have to vote out the party.

To explain: in NZ MMP, the party creates a list of candidates, and if the party is voted for, people from the list become members of parliament. NZ also has 60 out of 120 seats allocated by voting in an electorate, but even someone that doesn’t win their electorate can still become an MP if they are sufficiently high on the party list. https://elections.nz/democracy-in-nz/what-is-new-zealands-sy...

It has changed politics here, for sure. For the better

It has not made politics sensible

As “mind-bogglingly theoretical” as quantum physics, indeed! A similar new framework describing biological systems as “information flow” is discussed in Quanta’s wrap-up of the biggest things in biology 2020.[1] These lines of thought seem to also lead to those kinds of superficially dismissible but ontologically interesting questions as: Is America the country an organism? Is America ‘alive’? [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpDsA7SE-3c