“Diversity and independence are important because the best collective decisions are the product of disagreement and contest, not consensus or compromise.” ― James Surowiecki, The Wisdom of Crowds
Galton has a theory Bachelor Nation is geared up for Fantasy Suite week. The date package will take place in Peru . Overnights without cameras are included as we see our contestants get the chance to enhance their connection with Ari and vice versa. We know one of the ladies will get sent home. The remaining two set up a showdown for the final rose. Ari maintains the final rose will result in an engagement and marriage. Bachelor Nation however has seen this movie before and harbors doubts. Kendall trying a last stand In fact, I have been pondering the wisdom of crowds while we see Ari wade thru the swamp of indecision. Sir Francis Galton The “Wisdom of Crowds” theory was advanced by Francis Galton, a polymath who happened to be related to our favorite naturalist Charles Darwin ( a half cousin) . This guy Galton was remarkable. He was a n English Victorian, statistician, polymath, sociologist, psychologist, an...