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Harvard Business Review Do you believe in “the wisdom of crowds?” Andrew McAfee , author of Enterprise 2.0, explores how our collective knowledge can create more accurate predictions — from stocks to securities to hangovers. When have you seen the wisdom of crowds in action?
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