if you take a random sample of teams and find the ones that make the best decisions are more diverse
The Forbes article that you cited doesn't include the term "best decisions". The term they use is "better business decisions". Business decisions often relate to optimizing products for the lowest common denominator among consumers in a particular market. In this context, the benefit of having a diverse team is unsurprising.
Do you know of any research of which the results indicate that diverse teams of mathematicians or physicists make better decisions?
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if you take a random sample of teams and find the ones that make the best decisions are more diverse
The Forbes article that you cited doesn't include the term "best decisions". The term they use is "better business decisions". Business decisions often relate to optimizing products for the lowest common denominator among consumers in a particular market. In this context, the benefit of having a diverse team is unsurprising.
Do you know of any research of which the results indicate that diverse teams of mathematicians or physicists make better decisions?