AIM Framework glossary

Social-Proof Consensus

Canonical definition

The form of consensus produced when many Individuals, each updating on the expressed Beliefs of other Individuals within a coupled system, arrive at the same Belief. *

Explanation

Everyone agrees because everyone agrees. Canonical derivation: Chapter 14 (Quantum Epistemology), Section 14.10.2.

Epistemic status

Framework-Specific Construct.

Derivation

Chapter 14, Section 14.10.2.

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