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LNHe says that, when you've voted for some candidates on your ballot (you vote for a candidate if you vote him/her over someone), then you don't need to vote for additional candidates on that ballot in order to help as much as you can the candidates for whom you've already voted.
In Symmetrical ICT, ifyou aknew voterthat hadthe sufficientlyunacceptable detailedX andwas reliablegoing predictiveto informationbe beaten by someone other than unacceptable Y, s/hebut that Y could probablybe sometimesinbeaten gainand bywin, rankingthen someyou'd unacceptablehave candidates,reason moreto winnablerank onesX, overto lesshelp winnablebeat onesY. But there's no such information available. One thing that Symmetrical ICT guarantees is that, by leaving someX particularand two candidatesY unranked, you're doing everything that you can do to cause somemake one ofbeat themthe (eitherother. oneNot ofranking them)any toacceptable beis beatengood byu/a thestrategy otherin Symmetrical ICT.
Michael Ossipoff
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