Voting with Collaborative Intelligence - 6

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]sequence throughout the entire process, rather than just at the end of the vote.

[00:00:04]We may be able to see in advance what people's opinions are and why, and in some cases have the opportunity to try to affect or sway the outcome to the voting sequence. Topics for votes can arise from anywhere, and they should occur anytime there is any proposition to change anything in our shared environment. There can be voting sequences within voting sequences. I want to plant a community garden. This topic gets a vote. Within this topic is the voting sequence for the location of the community garden. Along with topic is the topic of who will work in the garden. Another subtopic could be what will be planted in the garden. All of these voting sequences can occur quickly, or it can take longer depending on the amount of time set for that particular vote, which may be decided upon by the range of the voting sequence or the number of people involved in the decision-making process. Let's say that the community garden voting sequence will take one week. Within that time, everyone in the community could show their opinion well in advance. Let's