There's something refreshing about seeing the Federal Reserve operate more like a real committee instead of treating the chair like some kind of all-knowing wizard. For too long, the narrative has been that whoever sits at the top has magical powers to read the economy's mind and steer everything single-handedly. That's a flawed way to think about it. Moving toward genuine collective decision-making? That's actually the healthier path forward. It strips away the mythology and gets everyone focused on actual data and debate rather than hanging on every word from one person.