Ignorance is Bliss - Sometimes too many people working together on one thing do not create a bold new thing. Instead, they create a patchwork of compromise, where the whole is vastly less than the sum of the parts.
This happens in lawmaking too, but mostly because of the influence of lobbyists representing special interest groups. It's not just a problem of too many people, but rather it's a problem of people having too much information.
Here is my brief take on that problem. Comments are appreciated.
[Ernie the Attorney]
Something to think about. Certainly, organizations have "solved" the information problem with a vengeance. Now we had better start reflecting on how to make effective use of all that data and information.
