Hidden Profiles and 9-11 Truth

Hidden Profiles and 9/11 Truth “Hidden profiles has become the standard term for the accurate understandings that groups could obtain but do not. … Hidden profiles are … a product of the common knowledge effect, through which information held by all group... More

Hidden Profiles and 9/11 Truth “Hidden profiles has become the standard term for the accurate understandings that groups could obtain but do not. … Hidden profiles are … a product of the common knowledge effect, through which information held by all group members has far more influence on group judgments than information held by only a few members. The simple result is that groups are often unable to benefit from information that is limited to one or a few members (unless the one or the few are leaders, confident, or known to be experts). The most obvious explanation is the simple fact that, as a statistical matter, common knowledge is more likely to be communicated to the group; more people have that knowledge, and hence it is more likely to be repeated. But social influences play a role as well. ”i “Having seen something is generally better than having been told about it, and so forth. ”ii The perpetrators of 9/11 are counting on the ineptitude of the amateurs who compose the 9/1 Less