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I came across the phrase informed consensus while watching Peaky blinders TV series and wondering what does that mean?
Here's a short dialog: 



- He researches his enemies that's why he's been chosen

- Chosen by whom?

- By an informed consensus.





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  • By a consensus of informed people....
    – Jim
    2 days ago






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    It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
    – ruakh
    2 days ago






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    I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
    – Zebrafish
    2 days ago










  • Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
    – Mari-Lou A
    2 days ago








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    Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
    – Stefan
    2 days ago


















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I came across the phrase informed consensus while watching Peaky blinders TV series and wondering what does that mean?
Here's a short dialog: 



- He researches his enemies that's why he's been chosen

- Chosen by whom?

- By an informed consensus.





meaning







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  • By a consensus of informed people....
    – Jim
    2 days ago






  • 1




    It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
    – ruakh
    2 days ago






  • 2




    I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
    – Zebrafish
    2 days ago










  • Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
    – Mari-Lou A
    2 days ago








  • 1




    Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
    – Stefan
    2 days ago
















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I came across the phrase informed consensus while watching Peaky blinders TV series and wondering what does that mean?
Here's a short dialog: 



- He researches his enemies that's why he's been chosen

- Chosen by whom?

- By an informed consensus.





meaning







share|improve this question







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I came across the phrase informed consensus while watching Peaky blinders TV series and wondering what does that mean?
Here's a short dialog: 



- He researches his enemies that's why he's been chosen

- Chosen by whom?

- By an informed consensus.





meaning




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  • By a consensus of informed people....
    – Jim
    2 days ago






  • 1




    It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
    – ruakh
    2 days ago






  • 2




    I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
    – Zebrafish
    2 days ago










  • Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
    – Mari-Lou A
    2 days ago








  • 1




    Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
    – Stefan
    2 days ago




















  • By a consensus of informed people....
    – Jim
    2 days ago






  • 1




    It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
    – ruakh
    2 days ago






  • 2




    I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
    – Zebrafish
    2 days ago










  • Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
    – Mari-Lou A
    2 days ago








  • 1




    Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
    – Stefan
    2 days ago


















By a consensus of informed people....
– Jim
2 days ago




By a consensus of informed people....
– Jim
2 days ago




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1




It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
– ruakh
2 days ago




It's clearly punning on the common phrase "informed consent" (important to human research, medical practice, etc.), but I must admit that I don't get the joke. (Maybe it will make more sense to someone who knows something about the show.)
– ruakh
2 days ago




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I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
– Zebrafish
2 days ago




I would bet it's either a pun or malapropism written by the scriptwriiter. Informed consent is a common term.
– Zebrafish
2 days ago












Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago






Did you check the spelling, sometimes subtitles on YouTube are imperfect... can you provide a link to the actual dialogue/sketch?
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago






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1




Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
– Stefan
2 days ago






Try google: my first hit gave this : "Another possible model for language standardization is an informal consensus model, where a small but influential body of people (poets, intellectuals, writers) come to agree on the choice of a norm without any formal decision-making whatsoever. "
– Stefan
2 days ago

















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