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  1. ClaimAs of August 2026 the Public Procurement Agency said its AI procurement system was still being developed; a 2024 amendment allows AI in procurement, but a general AI law and strategy were not adopted.Albania's AI 'minister' Diella
  2. ClaimOn 8 October 2026 the Constitutional Court dismissed, by majority, a request by 39 deputies, finding it could not examine the case on any of the three grounds raised; it stated that AI cannot create, expand, transfer or…Albania's AI 'minister' Diella
  3. ClaimThe decrees did not list Diella as a person in the cabinet but assigned the Prime Minister responsibility for her 'establishment and functioning'; critics argue the constitution presupposes ministers are natural persons.Albania's AI 'minister' Diella
  4. ClaimDiella went live on e-Albania on 19 January 2025 as an AKSHI voice-and-avatar assistant built on Microsoft Azure OpenAI models; the government now lists it as 'Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence'.Albania's AI 'minister' Diella
  5. ClaimThin markets are documented: a trader once gamed an early user DAO's average price by updating only the fail market, and the highest-volume decision market to date involved 60 unique wallets.MetaDAO (futarchy on Solana)
  6. ClaimMarkets have decided treasury grants, fundraising and, in 2025, whether to release a launchpad; MetaDAO's docs say project IP, funds and token minting are controlled by market-driven governance.MetaDAO (futarchy on Solana)
  7. ClaimA proposal executes only if the token's time-weighted average price in the conditional pass market exceeds that in the fail market by a threshold; the original program's default was 5%, and a 2026 review of the docs cite…MetaDAO (futarchy on Solana)
  8. ClaimMetaDAO launched in mid-November 2023 with an airdrop to about 65 people and a $10,000 treasury; its first proposal funded work on a liquid-staking bribe platform.MetaDAO (futarchy on Solana)
  9. ClaimKleros reports that in 2025 it ran pilots with Argentine bodies, including cases supported by the Mendoza Supreme Court, and that Court V2 beta (Arbitrum, November 2024) had over 100 resolved cases.Kleros (decentralised court)
  10. ClaimThe designers argue that honest voting is a Schelling point: jurors who cannot coordinate expect others to vote for the true answer, so honesty becomes the best strategy.Kleros (decentralised court)
  11. ClaimJurors self-select by staking PNK and are drawn with probability proportional to their stake; jurors whose votes disagree with the final ruling lose part of their stake to coherent jurors, and rulings can be appealed.Kleros (decentralised court)
  12. ClaimKleros was proposed in a January 2018 short paper by Clément Lesaege and Federico Ast and launched on the Ethereum mainnet in July 2018, starting with the 'Doges on Trial' curated-list experiment.Kleros (decentralised court)
  13. ClaimCockell's edited volume examines how people in space settlements are likely to be governed and what this means for liberty, including control of oxygen and the political and economic systems of isolated settlements.Off-world settlement governance proposals (Mars)
  14. ClaimStarlink's beta terms were reported in 2020 to declare Mars a 'free planet' outside Earth-based government authority; at least one space lawyer argues this is void under Articles II, VI and VIII.Off-world settlement governance proposals (Mars)
  15. ClaimStates bear international responsibility for national activities in space, including those of private entities, which need authorisation and continuing supervision (Article VI); the registry state keeps jurisdiction and…Off-world settlement governance proposals (Mars)
  16. ClaimArticle II of the Outer Space Treaty bars national appropriation of outer space and celestial bodies by claim of sovereignty, use, occupation or any other means.Off-world settlement governance proposals (Mars)
  17. ClaimNo site had been chosen as of mid-2026; in May 2026 Lore said a team was still looking for land, and BIG lists the project's status as 'Idea'.Telosa (proposed city, United States)
  18. ClaimThe promoters project that buying 200,000 acres and building a city of 5 million would raise the land's value to about $1 trillion and an endowment could earn $50 billion a year; these are the promoters' own estimates.Telosa (proposed city, United States)
  19. ClaimUnder 'equitism' a community endowment would own the land; ground-lease income and land appreciation would fund services such as education, housing, health and transport.Telosa (proposed city, United States)
  20. ClaimTelosa was unveiled in September 2021 as a 150,000-acre city for a target of 5 million people, with a first phase of 50,000 residents costing an estimated $25 billion and a total above $400 billion.Telosa (proposed city, United States)
  21. ClaimIswe and partners launched a Global Citizens' Assembly for People and Planet in September 2024 (core assembly of 100–300 plus community assemblies, aiming at 10 million annual participants by 2030); the COP30 Presidency…Global citizens' assembly (proposed permanent body)
  22. ClaimThe Global Assembly had no institutional mandate or binding power; its organisers' report says it was a prototyping year and that formal influence would need changes to policy-making structures.Global citizens' assembly (proposed permanent body)
  23. ClaimThe 2021 Global Assembly, run by a consortium of Iswe, i4Policy and Deliberativa, chose 100 members by a two-stage global lottery; they met online for 68 hours (7 October–18 December 2021) and wrote a People's Declaratio…Global citizens' assembly (proposed permanent body)
  24. ClaimPeters argues OGAS failed chiefly through unregulated competition among Soviet institutions, not for lack of technology or private property; other accounts add cost and Glushkov's death in 1982.OGAS: the Soviet national automated management network
  25. ClaimThe Politburo heard Glushkov on 1 October 1970; Finance Minister Garbuzov opposed the full plan and favoured a narrower network of computing centres, so OGAS was not adopted as proposed.OGAS: the Soviet national automated management network
  26. ClaimIn 1962 Glushkov proposed a three-tier computer network (one central centre in Moscow, several hundred regional centres, up to 20,000 local centres) for accounting, planning and governing the Soviet economy, including el…OGAS: the Soviet national automated management network
  27. ClaimStikkers describes Mondragon as founded on Catholic social justice teaching, with Father Arizmendiarrieta drawing mainly on Rerum Novarum; he does not present it as an implementation of distributism.Distributism
  28. ClaimBlack argues that Rerum Novarum, though often cited as distributism's foundation, contains no limit on enterprise size and no large-scale redistribution of wealth, and locates distributism's matrix in English Christian s…Distributism
  29. ClaimRerum Novarum (1891) states that the law should favour ownership and induce as many as possible of the people to become owners; Quadragesimo Anno (1931) states that it is wrong to assign to a higher association what less…Distributism
  30. ClaimChesterton and Belloc developed distributism in the early 20th century; Belloc's The Servile State (1912) is the closest thing to an originating manifesto, and a Distributist League existed in the UK from 1926.Distributism