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Probability of Validity (the probability that a group’s decision is correct, as determined by majority vote)

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This calculation of the probability of correctness—also known as Condorcet’s Jury Theorem—appears in Yuto Ichikawa’s novel *The Closed Room of God and the Ripples*.If p > 0.5, the group’s probability of getting the correct answer exceeds that of an individual (approaching “God’s answer”); if p < 0.5, it falls below it. Of course, each individual must answer completely independently.
Individual Correct Answer Probability
(0 ≤ p ≤ 1)
Maximum number of voters
PeopleCalculate from 1 to this value. It is an odd number.

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