Most governance systems fail for the same reason. They assume one mechanism can handle all decisions. Token-weighted voting. Representative boards. Direct democracy. Each works for certain decisions and fails catastrophically for others. The result is either gridlock or oligarchy, depending on which failure mode kicks in first. The Tripartite Model starts from a different premise: not all decisions are equal, and different types of decisions require different processes.The Foundational Level ...

Most governance systems fail for the same reason. They assume one mechanism can handle all decisions. Token-weighted voting. Representative boards. Direct democracy. Each works for certain decisions and fails catastrophically for others. The result is either gridlock or oligarchy, depending on which failure mode kicks in first. The Tripartite Model starts from a different premise: not all decisions are equal, and different types of decisions require different processes.The Foundational Level ...