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Health as Curriculum Companion Article
By Senior Fellow, Ashley Smith, MA Political Science. In a localized healthcare system there needs to be a focus on education that can bring up a new generation of workers that know how to keep themselves “well” and will be sick less often, because of the curriculum localizing healthcare can provide. For example, each regional […]
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Health as Curriculum
Box Score by Senior Fellow Ashley Smith, the PolicyKeys™ Editors and POLI the AI Food and health is awash with almost all aspects of a well-rounded education. There are elements of history, chemistry, art, math, biology, engineering, agriculture, food service skills, sports, and technology. You could say there is STEM in them thar stems. Furthermore, […]
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Will a Majority of the Judiciary Support Sunsetting DST?
By the PolicyKeys™ Editors and POLI the AI The Judiciary (A17) on the PolicyKeys™ game board (model of the US) are all the players in the legal system; attorneys, judges, law clerks, prison guards, and parole officers. There are 1.3M attorneys[1], 1770 federal judges[2], 30K State judges, 15K law clerks[3], 390K prison guards[4], and 92K […]
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Will a Majority of Multi/Nationals Support Sunsetting DST?
By The PolicyKeys™ Editors and POLI the AI Multi/Nationals are the companies and their stakeholders that do business in most of the 50 States, and others that also do business in other counties. In 2019, Multinational Enterprises (MNE) employed 29 million people in the US, which is about 22% of private employment. Total annual research […]
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Should Large Employers Uphold Higher Indoor Air Quality Standards (IAQ)?
Puzzle Summary: BOX SCORE: Higher Indoor Air Quality: POLI the AI asks, “Where can we agree?” It’s estimated that 3% of society is immunocompromised, so you likely know about five highly vulnerable people. Thing is, everyone of us can inadvertently give them a cold, flu, or virus like COVID. It’s also estimated that 60,000 people die each […]
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Should We Decriminalize Sex Work?
BOX SCORE: VICTIMLESS SEX Puzzle Summary: POLI the AI asks, “Where can we agree?” Most people go into sex work out of desperation but except for a few counties in Nevada sex work is illegal in the US. If the WELCOME: Employer Living Wage Tax Credit and/or the P50L Earned Income Tax Credits were passed into law […]
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2023 National Idea Leaderboard: Week 7
The most significant development on the scoreboard and leaderboard this week were two new puzzles being completed on the Death Penalty. Abolishing the Death Penalty only scored a weighted average of all the roles on the game board of :60%: with an above average error margin of ± 8%, with only 3/4 sides of the table, 5/8 […]
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2023 National Idea Leaderboard: Week 6
PolicyKeys™ has invented a nonpartisan rating system using the four sides of the political table, eight walls of information, sixteen subcultural windows, and eight columns of bias—change to status quo. It’s all based on this ground truth, There’s a time to save and a time to spend, a time for freedom and a time for […]
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Should SCOTUS be a larger nonpartisan court?
BOX SCORE: A GRAND SUPREME COURT Puzzle Summary: POLI the AI, asks, “Where can we agree?” Grand juries frequently have 23 jurors and SCOTUS has just nine jurists. The US population is 130x that of 1776. SCOTUS’s approval rating is now 40%. SCOTUS has become a “deck to stack” and not the required impartial check and balance of […]
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Should we get rid of first past the post voting?
BOX SCORE: Last, First Past the Post Voting Puzzle Summary: POLI the AI, asks, “Where can we agree?” First-past-the-post (FPTP) all but assures that the two-party system stays in power because, well, it almost assures no serious third-party candidates can get elected. It also keeps all that campaign money flowing through reliable well-greased channels and away from […]