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The Spread and Quarantine of Anti-Vaccination Sentiment in Social Networks

It is posited, in Condorcets Jury Theorem and more recent emergence of ideas related to the wisdom of the crowds, that the exchange of dispersed information will enable socially beneficial aggregation of information. While this process of information exchange frequently leads to the formation of more accurate beliefs, society is not immunized from systematic biases and the spread of misinformation.