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Since 2009, Facebook has filtered what every user sees on the News Feed, based on the wisdom of its proprietary algorithm, called Edge Rank, which determines which posts a particular user is likely to find most interesting.

"Day by day the Prime Minister has revealed himself to be reaching for shallow and superficial answers, not the lasting solutions the country needs, based on the wisdom and insights of our communities," Mr Miliband said.

Not only Digg, but virtually all Web 2.0 applications which are based on the wisdom of crowds can be reconceived as Facebook apps based on the wisdom (or trust) of friends.

Currently, Flavorize.com allows users in New York City or San Francisco to enter a few key attributes of meals that they enjoyed before — including ingredients, a restaurant where they got something delicious before, a specific dish, or a flavor — to generate suggestions, based on the wisdom (and palate) of the crowds, as to what they might try next and where to get it.

Prisoners of Our Thoughts is based on the wisdom of the world-renowned psychiatrist and existential philosopher, Dr. Viktor Frankl, who personally urged Dr. Pattakos to write it.

Not long ago, I had a realization based on the wisdom of Ralph Waldo Emerson, who I am known for quoting.

The classical metabolic engineering procedures of constructing and screening strains, based on the collective wisdom of experience, are often complemented with one or more of the new tools to improve and/or fine-tune strain design.

Based on the collective wisdom of scientists, global warming really does seem to be different from any previous environmental crisis.

"The reluctance," Mr. Chernuchin said, "was based on the conventional wisdom in television that basically, in the dramatic world, there are cops, lawyers and there are doctors".

Until now, fire codes and designs aimed at preventing such losses were based on the accumulated wisdom of firefighters, basic mathematical calculations and laboratory tests of materials, Dr. Gann said.

He also argues for the emergence of internal markets and of "democracies"—in which decisions are based on the collective wisdom of the many rather than the top-down instructions of a few.Companies where employees are given more control over their working conditions seem to generate better returns than those that give their people less responsibility.