what does the phrase none of us is as smart as all of us mean?

Answer 1

Bout the same as 2 heads are better than1

Answer 2

One man can have only a limited capability of learning, only his own experience to rely on and only his senses to believe in, while a group of people, such as a family, a nation or the whole mankind have all their history to learn from, a 'filter' of many different opinions and technology (or, at least, more eyes, ears, etc.) to observe more things in the surrounding world. Yes, a man can have exceptional IQ, but it can never be measured with the history of man.

Answer 3

When you get good answers, each is good, but if you put them together, you have the most complete, best answer of all. All of us together come up with better solutions than one person just thinking alone. That's why so many businesses have people work in teams.

Answer 4

it's a liberal, collectivist cop-out meaning that if everyone shares ideas and everyone gives and takes, the conclusion conclusion the masses will be better than the conclusion reached by one individual. it's a fallacy; it's compromise; it'ss moderation; it doesn't work... some things CANNOT be compromised.

Answer 5

That when you put many minds together they can come up with better solutions to problems, more creative ideas etc.

Answer 6

It means that if we work together collectively, we're more likely to come up with better solutions to our problems.

Answer 7

No one person has the monopoly on intelligence, but together, we all very smart indeed.

Answer 8

if u had half a brain n another had half a brain, u combine em together, and it makes something better than the 2 ppl with half a brain

Answer 9

It means that one person cannot have the equivalent knowledge of all of us together.

Answer 10

Working as a team will get you farther than working all by yourself