text: Finding not only the correct but also the best solution to a problem is key in some situations. In order to do this, the person seeking the best answer must get outside opinions on the topic. Putting more heads together to think about ways to solve a problem has been proven to produce the strongest answers possible. This proof can be shown in a 2016 study done by Dr. Williams of Harold-Webster University. Some things listed in the study showed that groups found better and more sustainable answers to problems that they were given than people who were working with only one other person on the same topic. The numbers were staggering, as the groups of people had a 95.7% success rate in finding the best possible solution, while the people working with only one other person only had a 60% success rate in finding the best solution to the same issue. The study concluded that groups of people were way more efficient and successful than the other people who worked on the same topic with a partner. The study went as far as to recommend the practice of getting others opinions and working in groups to it's readers. This clear benefit in getting advise from multiple people to solve problems has inspired top scientists to collaborate with others on their work. Even the president must find outside opinions, such as when he consults his advisers or when he calls a special session of congress to talk things over. This clear benefit of multiple opinions is what the very principle of democracy was founded on, and makes up our United States politics and ideals today. Getting the best answer on a topic is just one of many good reasons to get multiple opinions to help solve a problem.