> Behavior can be influenced by others, but will isn't superceded by a crowd. It often is by governments though. Also judging by polling on small sample sets,

> Behavior can be influenced by others, but will isn't superceded by a crowd. It often is by governments though. Also judging by polling on small sample sets, which often match whole population elections they do coherently aggregate; and then those governments make laws which incarcerate or penalize going against them. Also isn't that the nature of science to provide coherent aggregation of knowledge that is agreed upon (though testable hypothesizes). Which is generally different from government policy, which usually doesn't use evidence based decision making in the scientific sense.