Political pollsters have observed that the collective opinion of a group tends to make sense even though the group consists of individuals who are largely ignorant of the issues.What term do they use to describe this phenomenon?

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Political pollsters use the term "the miracle of aggregation" to describe the phenomenon of how the collective opinion of a group tends to make sense even though the individuals in the group may be largely ignorant of the issues. Aggregation refers to the process of combining individual opinions to form a collective opinion or decision. The miracle of aggregation suggests that while individuals may have limited knowledge or understanding of a particular issue, their collective opinion can still be valid and informed.

Political Pollsters Have Observed That the Collective Opinion of a Group