1. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having instructions for generating group solutions stored thereon, the instructions which when executed by at least one processor causes the processor to: (a) receive a plurality of solution statements from a plurality of users; (b) identify a most common solution statement from the plurality of solution statements, the most common solution statement received from a subset of users of the plurality of users; (c) insert the most common solution statement identified in (b) into a primary group solution; (d) identify a next most common solution statement from solution statements received from the subset of users that has not yet been inserted into the primary group solution; (e) determine that the next most common solution statement is statistically positively and significantly correlated with all solution statements of the primary group solution by determining that a first correlation value between the next most common solution statement and the solution statements of the primary group solution is greater than or equal to a preselected positive correlation threshold value, and wherein the next most common solution statement has a substantively different meaning than all other solution statements of the primary group solution; (f) insert the next most common solution statement into the primary group solution; (g) generate the primary group solution by repeating (d), (e), and (f) until no next most common solution statement is identified; (h) identify one or more solution statements of the plurality of solution statements that are statistically negatively and significantly correlated to the most common solution statement; (i) identify and insert a most common negatively correlated solution statement from the one or more solution statements identified in (h) into an alternative group solution; (j) identify a next most common negatively correlated solution statement from the solution statements identified in (h) that has not yet been inserted into the alternative group solution; (k) determine that the next most common negatively correlated solution statement is statistically positively and significantly correlated with all solution statements of the alternative group solution; (l) insert the next most common negatively correlated solution statement into the alternative group solution; and (m) generate the alternative group solution by repeating (j), (k), and (l) until no next most common negatively correlated solution statement is identified.