Arguably, the more people, the better you can model aggregates. Just as with the gas equation - it works because there are so many molecules that individual idi

Arguably, the more people, the better you can model aggregates. Just as with the gas equation - it works because there are so many molecules that individual idiosyncrasies are smoothed out. And, so, yes, there have been regularities observed (that make theoretical sense, also); and when those break down, that is worthy of note and investigation. You can't just point to "oh, it's people", rather you should try to figure out what's systematically different this time.