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Jury Theorems
Franz Dietrich; Kai Spiekermann · Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy · 2021
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Franz Dietrich; Kai Spiekermann
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2026-09-01
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The Condorcet jury theorem states that if voters independently choose between two options and each is more likely than not to be correct, the probability that the majority is correct increases with the size of the group and converges to certainty.
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