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Democratic Thwarting of Majority Rule in Opinion Dynamics: 1. Unavowed Prejudices Versus Contrarians

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By Serge Galam
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A Novel Evaluation of Income Class Boundaries Using Inflection Points of Probability Density Functions: A Case Study of Brazil

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By Rafael Bittencourt, Marcelo A. Moret, Serge Galam, da Cunha Lima
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Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, Group Decision-Making, and Beyond 1: Echo Chambers and Random Polarization

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By Serge Galam
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1. Introduction The phenomenon of spontaneous symmetry breaking is key in physics to address the origin of ordered states of inert matter in bulk [1,2]. In particular, it explains the puzzling observation that large collections of atoms with short-range interactions succeed to produce long-range order.
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