Wired gets it wrong, again. Actually the study conclusion is "Having a bunch of smart people in a group doesn't necessarily make the group smart," concludes Malone (one of the study's authors). Meaning if a group fights, they won't do as well as a group that doesn't when performing a group task.
So "Duh" to the study, and "Learn how to read" to Wired.
Maybe the article should be titled" Intelligent Individuals Don't Necessarily Make a Group perform better on Group Tasks if they cause everyone to fight"
Wired is like a supermarket tabloid of sciency-type content. A link at the bottom of the article webpage is to "Animals Get Freaky at Museum of Sex"
So "Duh" to the study, and "Learn how to read" to Wired. Maybe the article should be titled" Intelligent Individuals Don't Necessarily Make a Group perform better on Group Tasks if they cause everyone to fight"
Wired is like a supermarket tabloid of sciency-type content. A link at the bottom of the article webpage is to "Animals Get Freaky at Museum of Sex"
Does anyone take anything seriously from Wired?