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@timwtyler ok, I get your argument. But the theorem talks about arriving at decisions (or opinions) by majority vote. Unlike PM's
2 days ago from TweetDeck RT @AndyCronin: EXCLUSIVE Video with Meaghan Marketing Director for OBAMA for America at ADMA Forum http://twitvid.com/DL9KU #admaf (via @lucio_ribeiro)
4 days ago from Twitter for iPhone If you want to see Tim Suther deliver a presentation similar to yesterday's at #admaf, visit http://bit.ly/9kR8sR & look @ the 2nd comment
4 days ago from Power Twitter RT @lucio_ribeiro: Tim Suther on Twitter @timsuther @acxiom - His presentation #Admaf on SlideShare - "Hope is not Strategy" http://bit.ly/clB4jC
4 days ago from TweetDeck RT @dministry: #admaf Oliver Blanchard ' As a two way conversation between brands and consumers Social Media is difficult to scale.'
4 days ago from TweetDeck RT @devine_jenny: Social media has overtaken porn as the #1 activity on the Web, oh dear! #admaf
4 days ago from web @timwtyler so I guess it depends on the technology used to get knowledge from crowds. As in everything else, there's some better than others
4 days ago from Power Twitter @timwtyler after all, predictive markets are a mechanism to aggregate knowledge and experience from the crowds scientifically. Isn't it?
4 days ago from Power Twitter @timwtyler Not sure that the implication of Condorcet's Jury Theorem is that bigger crowds means either more correct or incorrect answers...
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