> In other words, there are errors on every side of the mark, but there is a truth at the center that people are responding to, and if you average a large numbe

> In other words, there are errors on every side of the mark, but there is a truth at the center that people are responding to, and if you average a large number of predictions together, the errors will end up canceling each other out, and you are left with a more accurate guess. This just reminds me all too much of the Twitch Plays Pokémon phenomenon that took place last month. The fact that they actually are completing games is, frankly, astounding.