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        <description>In this video i'll explain how you navigate through the website of the Open Research Program. This thesis continues an investigation that is as old as computer science itself. It's a question that matters to all of us: despite computers getting smarter and smarter, why is it that we, as a group, often struggle to solve complex problems together, even when we share a deep concern about the outcome? Our hypothesis is that it's not because people aren't smart enough. We think it's because the tools and structures around us were never designed to think and decide together as a group. Instead they have been created with the individual in mind. This is a study about how we can change that. Although we strive to be as simple and straightforward as possible in our language, besides this summary page, the actual thesis itself will contain computer and science jargon that we rely upon to describe our findings as precisely as possible.</description>
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