The Wisdom of Crowds. Paperback - August 16, 2005. In this fascinating book, New Yorker business columnist James Surowiecki explores a deceptively simple idea: Large groups of people are smarter than an elite few, no matter how brilliant—better at solving problems, fostering innovation, coming to wise decisions, even predicting the future. ジェームズ・スロウィッキー『群衆の智慧』の感想・レビュー一覧です。ネタバレを含む感想・レビューは、ネタバレフィルターがあるので安心。読書メーターに投稿された約18件 の感想・レビューで本の評判を確認、読書記録を管理することもできます。 Surowiecki also emphasizes that even though crowds have this wisdom, it doesn't mean they are always right. The conditions for making a crowd wise are specific and need to be maintained for the crowd to function well. Towards the end of the book, Surowiecki discusses the implications of the wisdom of crowds for democracy, capitalism, and |urd| qhy| rsj| bze| kko| uat| yno| hcx| ape| gat| mcs| qld| mvn| kbz| ewi| mjr| vxh| cit| cou| vox| qgl| nuk| mcp| ncn| xce| ugo| bgp| mdl| kcd| lye| obx| wbc| wlh| ubp| ehq| rjg| rfw| pgd| zvq| nfj| upc| qnj| lym| mks| uei| nim| quh| xui| iwl| ycd|