ThisOne can make an analogy in mathematical terms by envisioning the distribution of opinions in a population as a Gaussian curve We would then say that the consensus would be a statement that represents the range of opinions within perhaps three standard deviations of the mean opinion sounds arbitrary and ad hoc  Does it really belong in n encyclopedia article  I dont see that it adds anything usefulThe paragraph that follows seems much more useful  Are there any political theorists out there who can clarify the issues  It seems to me that this is an issue that Locke Rousseau de Toqueville and others must have debated  SR

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ThisOne can make an analogy in mathematical terms by envisioning the distribution of opinions in a population as a Gaussian curve We would then say that the consensus would be a statement that represents the range of opinions within perhaps three standard deviations of the mean opinion sounds arbitrary and ad hoc  Does it really belong in n encyclopedia article  I dont see that it adds anything usefulThe paragraph that follows seems much more useful  Are there any political theorists out there who can clarify the issues  It seems to me that this is an issue that Locke Rousseau de Toqueville and others must have debated  SR

