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The Wisdom of Crowds

Book • 2021

In this conclusion to the Age of Madness trilogy, Joe Abercrombie depicts a world in the midst of the Great Change, where the Breakers and Burners have seized power, and the old order is being torn down.

The story follows characters like Citizen Brock, Citizeness Savine, King Orso, and Rikke as they navigate the chaos, destruction, and political upheaval.

The book explores themes of governance, survival, and the complexities of human behavior during times of revolution and societal collapse.

Known for his vivid characterizations, dark humor, and intense action sequences, Abercrombie delivers a morally complex and gripping conclusion to the trilogy.

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Mentioned in 19 episodes

Mentioned by

Simon Sinek

when discussing a book that examines the idea of expertiese vs. training.

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Mentioned by Michael Mauboussin in the context of complex adaptive systems and market behavior.

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Michael Mauboussin

in relation to market efficiency and the aggregation of information.

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Tommy Vietor

when discussing an expert's opinion on Trump's tariffs and the timeline for revving up American manufacturing.

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Scott Page

in relation to the wisdom of crowds phenomenon.

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Simon Sinek

when discussing the wisdom of crowds.

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Steve Kaufer

when discussing a book that provided examples of how the collective wisdom of many people could be more accurate than an expert's opinion.

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Marvin Barth

as an important book to keep in mind in the age of Trump and social media.

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Mentioned by

Kyle Idleman

when discussing the importance of seeking wise counsel in decision-making.

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Nick Van Rensburg

when discussing the concept of when the crowd becomes more intelligent than the individual members of the crowd.

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Alan Watkins

in relation to aggregation vs. integration.

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Waleed Ali

when discussing the counterintuitive idea of crowds being collectively intelligent.

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Mentioned by NLW while discussing Trump's obliviousness to market realities.

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Venkatesh Rao

when discussing the wisdom of crowds and its relevance to digital media.

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Layman Pascal

in relation to group intelligence and homogenization of perspectives.

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Mike Trigg

when discussing a book that influenced his understanding of decision-making in investment committees.

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Sean Rameswaram

at the end of the podcast as one of

James Surowiecki

's published works.

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Jonny Vance

as a book to read to understand the wisdom of the crowds principle.

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Mentioned by

David Gardner

as a book written by a former colleague at The Motley Fool.

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Mentioned by

Scott Page

in a discussion about the importance of diversity in problem-solving, particularly in the context of collective intelligence.

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