Minority Rule

Six hundred people went to an island to participate in an experiment involving a new election method. Each person's vote would change with every voting session. The weight of each vote varies in influence, with higher weights having greater impact and lower weights having less. No longer does each person have one vote, and the weight of the votes will continuously change.The 600 participants were divided into two countries, and they would periodically elect a president. In this game, they also needed to work to earn funds, which could be exchanged for more food. The two countries could challenge each other in games, betting funds, and even start wars to seize resources. This was an unprecedented and unpredictable experiment.