On Thu, 9 Dec 1999, Craig Carey wrote: > > I doubt cubes have a place in voting theory. If the 3 candidate either win > or lose, then the cube has no interior, it is just 8 points. It hardly matters > if it is a Well, it's not a cube per se, but rather an octahedron formed by the intersection of 1<=x+y+z<=2 and 0<=x,y,z<=1 ------------------------------------------- Nothing is foolproof given a talented fool.
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