"StickK can verify (using publicly available data) whether people fulfill their commitment to vote. If they do not, StickK e-mails their friends or charges their credit card as punishment for failure. If money, individuals choose where the money gets sent; but most choose to send it to a charity (chosen by stickK, so the individual gets no specific pleasure from knowing where the money goes), or even harsher, to an 'anti charity', a politically polarizing charity such as the Bill Clinton Presidential Library or the George W. Bush Presidential Library."
(HT: Freakonomics)
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