Preference intensity measures the strength or degree of an individual’s desire for a particular outcome or option. Unlike simple preference, which only indicates a choice, intensity quantifies how strongly that choice is held. This concept is relevant in economic models and voting systems where not all preferences are equally valued.
Context
In decentralized governance models, preference intensity is a key consideration when designing voting mechanisms that aim to move beyond simple one-token-one-vote systems. News reports might discuss innovative approaches, such as quadratic voting, which attempt to account for how strongly a participant feels about a proposal by making higher votes progressively more expensive. Addressing preference intensity seeks to improve the fairness and legitimacy of collective decisions within blockchain communities.
A novel deposit-and-transfer mechanism leverages Bayesian game theory to achieve Sybil-proof, utilitarian governance without external identity systems.
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