Provide examples. The calculations requisite to determining the VP expended on a post are two-fold in the situation you describe. The first aspect is the VP expended by the voter, which varies depending on the votes expended. The second is the VP of all voters on the post, which determines it's payout. Given that all voters' VP is variable because all voters are voting on more than that one post, this requires that all of their VP be accounted for when payout is calculated, and then the weight of the votes cast that are based on that payout to be adjusted to approach that payout as possible.

This is two variables that depend on each other to be calculated, which isn't possible to do.

Suppose you were target shooting on a world with randomly varying gravity. Where you aim the bullet is determined by you, a variable that cannot be precisely predicted, just as the gravity pulling on the bullet cannot be predicted.

There is no calculation that could be made to accurately aim in that condition, because the two variables depend each the other on the calculation of each the other. It is an insoluble math problem.

Show me the calculation of VP and payout that could deliver payouts. No such mathematical solution exists. Pointing this out isn't rude. Claiming reality is rude is unreasonable.