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Last week Nature published “Information Gerrymandering and Undemocratic Decisions,” an article analysing the effect of peer influences on the outcome of collective decisions. Suppose, for example, that a 24-member committee must collectively decide whether to adopt a new policy. The committee agrees to make the decision by vote, and will action whichever choice—accept or reject—wins a two-thirds majority. One week before the vote, half of the committee members support the policy and half want it rejected.

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Biography Research Statement Biography Sridhar Narayanan is a Professor of Marketing at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. He received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 2005 and has been at Stanford since July 2005. Before his PhD, he worked as a Sales and Marketing manager at Unilever, after receiving a BE […]

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“The green of growing things calms me. Plants stabilize me,” the poet and academic Camille Dungy writes in her 2023 memoir Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden.

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One thousand critiques of neoclassical economics are not going to be effective unless the critiques hang together.

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Tal día como hoy, en 1815, nacía en Londres Ada Lovelace, una auténtica visionaria de la computación moderna que en plena época victoriana ideó el primer programador informático de la historia.