Olson's Theorem

Olson's Theorem states that in a group of individuals where everyone has their own preferences, if each person knows that others hold different opinions, they will tend to converge on a common choice over time. This happens because individuals become aware of others' preferences and adjust their own accordingly. Ultimately, despite their initial differences, the group can reach a consensus. This concept illustrates how collective decision-making and social dynamics work, showing that communication and awareness can lead to agreement, even among diverse perspectives.