A quorum specifies which and how many authorized participants must respond before a collective action proceeds. It should reflect failure tolerance and stakeholder rights, not just speed.

Quorums Define Sufficient Participation

Agreement among agents may reduce inconsistency but does not prove factual or ethical correctness. Correlated training, shared context, and copied errors can make unanimous systems wrong.

Consensus Is Not Correctness

In this situation—requiring safety, legal, and product approval for a high-impact release—which choice best applies “Quorums Define Sufficient Participation”?

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