Referees in every sport huddle together when an important call needs to be made. The general thinking among humans is that typically two heads are better than one. But are they? Is a group decision always best, or does all that discussion ultimately slow down or muddle the process? Thanks to some insightful studies, we
GREENE: I have to ask you about Atlanta, which is a chapter in the book. Would be Dick LeBeau, the Hall of Fame defensive coordinator who as revered as any in the league. So if you take the only player who has name recognition and you put him on the sidelines, then suddenly they’ve become
