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Using the "Wisdom of Crowds"

Owner: Andrew Churchill

Location: Washburn, ME

Created: Apr 04, 2006

I must give credit to the author, James Surowiecki, who wrote the book "The Wisdom of Crowds", a book conveying the philosophy that a multi-faceted crowd can often make better decisions than experts in any particular area.

Seems pretty . . .