How a committed minority can change society

ScienceDaily
Sep 30, 2021, 10:14 am95 pts
How do social conventions change? Robotic engineers and marketing scientists joined forces to study this phenomenon, combining online experiments and statistical analysis into a mathematical model that shows how a committed minority can influence the majority to overturn long-standing practices.

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