The Condorcet voting paradox shows that outcomes based on dictatorial preferences do not always obey the property of transitivity.

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The Condorcet paradox demonstrates that collective preferences can be cyclic (i.e., non-transitive) even if the preferences of individual voters are transitive. It does not specifically relate to dictatorial preferences but rather to the aggregation of individual preferences in a voting population.

The Condorcet Voting Paradox Shows That Outcomes Based on Dictatorial