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The Wisdom of Crowds Prevents People’s Passions | Tyner Blain One way is to follow apple’s model – have a dictator. As long as the person calling the shots has good instincts, she’ll make good decisions. If she doesn’t, we’re toast. With this approach, we get both the downside (possible bad decisions) and the upside (possible great decisions).Another approach is to allow passion to stand out, when interpreting the inputs of the masses. Weighted Prioritization Dictators Dodge Dillution http://tynerblain.com/blog/2007/01/11/wisdom-of-crowds-prevents-passion/

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0707/feature5/text3.html Swarm Behavior - National Geographic Magazine "If you ever go to the track, you find a really diverse group, experts who spend all day perusing daily race forms, people who know something about some kinds of horses, and others who are betting at random, like the woman who only likes black horses," he says. Like bees trying to make a decision, bettors gather all kinds of information, disagree with one another, and distill their collective judgment when they place their bets. That's why it's so rare to win on a long shot. Take bettors at a horse race.

We are really trying to find out a) what are the circumstances under which collective intelligence is a good idea, and b) what are the complex sets of incentives, motivations, and cultures that allow those efforts where you use collective intelligence, to be successful. http://www.newassignment.net/blog/david_cohn/nov2006/30/stephen_buckley_ Stephen Buckley on Technology, Collective Intelligence, and Open

Electronic Democracy for the Web http://www.intermix.org/whatiscc.htm A group can send a collective message to an individual as well as to another group. This means that a group can maintain a dialog with its leaders. There are other possibilities, too.

Page not found Blog of Collective Intelligence: “The Wisdom of Crowds” and the http://www.community-intelligence.com/blogs/public/archives/000267.html

http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2007/01/the_dumbness_of.html I see two options: Imagine a community--let's say the Dog Lover's Society--that through a genetic breakthrough is given the chance to design the perfect dog . Creating Passionate Users: The "Dumbness of Crowds"

039;s 2006 Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle Highlights Key Techn Ajax is also rated as high impact and capable of reaching maturity in less than two years. http://www.gartner.com/it/page.jsp?id=495475

http://www.henryjenkins.org/2006/11/collective_intelligence_vs_the.html Confessions of an Aca/Fan: The Official Weblog of Henry Jenkins: Imagine a SimCity -esq game in which the player is given the financial reins to a region.

EIGHT CAPACITIES THAT MAKE UP INTELLIGENCE The capacities I explore here are perception, communication, memory, reflection, problem-solving, creativity, implementation, and feedback. For each of the intelligence capacities I discuss, I first note how it shows up in our individual lives. Then I explore how that capacity is or could be exercised in the collective intelligence of communities and societies. http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/tom_atlee/2004/12/28/is_collective_intelligence_like_individual_intelligence.htm Is Collective Intelligence Like Individual Intelligence? - Evolv

The Co-Intelligence Institute http://www.co-intelligence.org/ Healthy communities, institutions and societies -- perhaps even our collective survival -- depend on our ability to organize our collective affairs more wisely, in tune with each other and nature.

It is this perception of what other people's answer might be which gives hints as to whether the person is telling the truth - especially when their answer is the unusual or unpopular option. Conventional wisdom For example: "Will you vote in the next presidential election?" or "Have you had more than 20 sexual partners in the last year?" While the second question goes on to focus on the person's estimate of how many other respondents would answer the same way. Mathematical "truth serum" promotes honesty - 14 Octob http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn6535-mathematical-truth-serum-promotes-honesty.html

http://voiceofhumanity.net/ This Account Has Been Suspended voice of humanity homepage

sthe : Kollektiv intelligens - eller når Wikis bliver til bøger Apropos kollektiv intelligens er et af mine yndlingssites i den kategori " Free Knowledge Exchange " som er et site for vidensudveksling til problemløsning. Her kan du melde dig med et problem, som du måtte have, og der vil være millioner af brugere, som kan hjælpe dig med et svar på, hvordan du skal løse det. Der stilles spørgsmål fra "Hvordan løser jeg følgende matamatiske ligning?" http://avisen.dk/blogs/sthe/kollektiv-intelligens-eller-naar-wikis-bliver-til-boege_775.aspx

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