Should we use polls or magic 8 balls? – part 2 of 2
In the previous post, we introduced (or re-introduced, for those who were already aware), the earth shattering discovery from economist, Kenneth Arrow: “Aggregating individual preference data forfeits logical consistency.” But the venerable Mr. Arrow, after receiving his Nobel Prize in Economics, promptly went back to the U.S. with his award and his check, and didn’t… Read more »
