In response to the media's "bullying groupthink," he hadn't apologized.
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Groupthink and mistrust of the other have softened, but linger.
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I don't think you need to have groupthink at all.
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Or do you fear "groupthink" and trust your own instincts?
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Her second primary target is groupthink at America's coddling universities.
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It's not Twitter groupthink to say: This is not acceptable.
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Even book clubs eluded me, with their groupthink and baked brie.
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It's a messy system, in all sorts of ways: It rewards groupthink.
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Du Jinsong of Credit Suisse describes it as a form of groupthink.
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Lack of it breeds groupthink—which in turn can lead to disasters.
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They exist beyond the groupthink that emerges around voices in a crowd.
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That's the thing with fandom in the groupthink era: no grey areas.
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At echelons below the top level, he writes, "loyalty-enforcing groupthink" abounded.
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To care too much is to succumb to sentimentality and dreaded groupthink.
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You don't need to do many focus groups to see groupthink in action.
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"It's easy groupthink," said Doug Lesmerises, who covers Ohio State football for Cleveland.
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That's especially true when the previously published claim is buttressed by political groupthink.
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They are more prone to groupthink and less likely to question faulty assumptions.
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" But he added "that's the normal thing you want unless you want groupthink.
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"Tight-knit groups are more susceptible to groupthink," explained NYU psychologist Jay Van Bavel.
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You might describe this phenomenon with a word commonly employed in Radiohead reviews: groupthink.
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Great companies combine a strong sense of identity with a fierce hostility to groupthink.
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Related column: "Media, markets and groupthink", Reuters, March 18, 2009 (Editing by David Evans)
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Do you worry that Silicon Valley is suffering from groupthink and losing its edge?
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Dierickx says discussion questions should also provoke enough tension to prevent bandwagoning or groupthink.
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Groupthink has caused more good people to get it wrong than any other factor.
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"Algorithms can either foster groupthink and reinforcement or they can drive discussion," he said.
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There is also the problem of groupthink that led to the war in Iraq.
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It is time to abandon our groupthink bias against friction as a design principle.
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It was a goulash of parodies of Silicon Valley groupthink and internet dumpster diving.
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It is not too late for him to bring in a diverse group of advisors with new ideas, not too late to break with the unproductive groupthink of the past seven years, the very kind of groupthink he set out to avoid.
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"My favorite anecdote from these Money Diaries is the groupthink nature of it," said Cindy.
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As an Orwellian exercise in groupthink, I Wanna Marry Harry relies on multiple self-deceptions.
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Free speech has firmly given way to groupthink with a constant race to the bottom.
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The supposed benefits to companies or the reduced groupthink are, as you admit, unconfirmed hypotheses.
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The second institutional temptation is not toward active wickedness but toward sclerosis, groupthink and stagnation.
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But many are at least suspicious of the way groupthink has taken over the industry.
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The biggest problem is less about apologists or critics as much as it is groupthink.
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It's really a minor miracle, particularly in our world of expanded cinematic universes and groupthink sequels.
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The disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in 1961 was a classic case of groupthink.
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Work by Cass Sunstein shows how this groupthink leads even judges to take more extreme decisions.
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New research shows that WhatsApp usage can exacerbate groupthink, sometimes mobilizing groups into acts of violence.
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"This measles epidemic is a perfect storm of vaccine denialism, stupidity, and groupthink," he told Gizmodo.
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How do I fight groupthink and know when someone is on to a valuable, original idea?
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This is a powerful form of groupthink — and it's a reason meetings are often so unproductive.
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But whether it's groupthink or a flawed system, something needs to change to revive the sport.
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The key to avoiding the groupthink is to keep challenging yourself to reach outside your comfort zone.
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I guess it's not terribly surprising that the liberal groupthink has started to permeate America's corporations, too.
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It is intended to rein in the groupthink and overconfidence that comes with adopting a particular viewpoint.
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With morality suspended and murder suddenly acceptable, the townspeople resort to groupthink and a dangerous mob mentality.
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We started punishing political independence under the weight of the groupthink that comes from ideological polarization. 32.
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Groupthink is a psychological drive for consensus at any cost that suppresses dissent and appraisal of alternatives.
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" Wade also criticized the media in her statement, and accused Google of falling prey to "liberal groupthink.
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Like that anger, blinding the possibility of seeing beyond and choosing because of the idea of groupthink.
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And groupthink can be a powerful force, particularly when journalists are all reading each other's Twitter feeds.
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Pinduoduo may successfully part fund managers from their money, but it will involve a degree of groupthink.
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Here's how Mauboussin says an investor can take advantage of groupthink, over-extrapolation, and emotion:Lean on valuation.
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Still, it is an instructive account of the power of groupthink and the value of independent minds.
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That encourages groupthink, and makes even a well-credentialed Cabinet all but useless as an advisory body.
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Busy fighting communism and fascism, people back then emphasized individual reason and were deeply allergic to groupthink.
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And if you're worried about "groupthink," you might consider taking a look at the broader culture first.
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A thoroughly independent board would provide a critical check on possible dysfunctional group dynamics, such as groupthink.
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Global warming is a topic that suffers from "groupthink," and cries out for an "open debate" among scientists.
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Allie Hoffman, a 33-year-old attending the show, worried that Nasty Women events might reinforce liberal groupthink.
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"It's the groupthink that has emerged within the party that has now poisoned the national dialogue," he said.
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We can't assign this illogical behavior to "groupthink" or "peer pressure," or any explanation other than altered perception.
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More diverse views in leadership means less likelihood of sinking into the quagmire of groupthink and unconscious biases.
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Such activism can help to rein in groupthink — or it can be used to serve a political agenda.
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That sort of groupthink mentality about the inevitability of a Hillary Clinton presidency is in full force today.
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There's a lot of research on anonymity [and groupthink] online and what it can lead people to do.
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But this groupthink terrifies me when it's used to bully people for exercising their right to free speech.
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It is one of the single most obvious examples, talk about Tucker and his groupthink, in American history.
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"Getting" the joke is a surrender to winsome absurdity, groupthink with no real think at all, only 🤡.
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I knew that liberalism is transcendent in the Bay Area, but I didn't realize groupthink was this lopsided.
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The statistical errors, the corner-cutting, and the groupthink flourish because we don't have an effective oversight system.
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Of course there is often rigidity and groupthink, but people can also be smarter when thinking in groups.
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I lamented, with other field division agents, about the insularity and groupthink that often resulted from tenure there.
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When he deployed to Iraq, he added shooting and groupthink to his repertoire of end-of-world aptitudes.
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This goes back to early '70s that Irving Janis was the social psychologist who coined the term groupthink.
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If I were trying to help a group avoid groupthink, I wouldn't say you should be less cohesive.
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Mr. Damore's dismissal became a rallying point for conservatives who saw technology companies as workplaces dominated by groupthink.
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Williams' critics say the Fed suffers from dangerous groupthink that often obscures the needs of vulnerable minority communities.
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Indeed, scientists who believe that facts can change public opinion may themselves be the victims of scientific groupthink.
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In March, Thiel told The New York Times that the groupthink happening in the Valley can be dangerous.
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Funds are suffering from groupthink, and diversity in background would help them produce better investment ideas, he added.
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Because when we're insiders, we suffer from déformation professionnelle — the gorgeous French phrase Kennedy unearths that describes industrial groupthink.
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That book helps evangelicals understand how society in the United States is rapidly changing outside their insulated, groupthink bubble.
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Tuesday night, I watched the identical principle — groupthink within an echo chamber — play out among my Progressive American friends.
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The downside is autocorrect can lead to an id-based groupthink that leaves everyone communicating in the same voice.
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Putting aside the Moore controversies, Siegel accused central bankers of suffering from groupthink that can lead to policy errors.
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"The groupthink that has overtaken national media outlets is embarrassing," Scarborough wrote in a Washington Post op-ed Tuesday.
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In the scientific world and in the world of international liberal groupthink (but I repeat myself), this is blasphemy.
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One of these is so-called groupthink, which had already driven Thiel to make Los Angeles his primary home.
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The right should respect individualism and even when there is not agreement it is still far better than groupthink.
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"The problem with the concept of 'together' is that it promotes groupthink rather than individual pursuits," Mr. Luntz said.
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Challenge conventional wisdom"The way you find them is you look for the groupthink," he said, referring to investments.
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He provides a different viewpoint for many of his Avenger pals, and is seen as a safeguard against groupthink.
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She landed the job after ranting about "groupthink" to Peter Thiel at a cocktail party about 15 years ago.
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Distressingly, too many journalists are engaged in a dangerous form of groupthink and fail to question the preconceived wisdom.
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Similarly, the traditional belief in individual rationality may itself be the product of groupthink rather than of empirical evidence.
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A company like Okta is in a fast-growing industry and there is too much of a tendency for groupthink.
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Energetic Mars is in Gemini, which can get us swept up in groupthink and make us prone to peer pressure.
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Groupthink is leading to ridiculous circumstances in the almost daily protests following the 2016 presidential election of Donald J. Trump.
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This refining process will repeat ad nauseam until, at last, a shared social consciousness emerges … groupthink at its Orwellian best.
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Being the girl or boy who rejects groupthink takes some courage, and not every kid is up to the task.
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But they're not the result of groupthink or a hive mind, because individual intelligences are at play in the collaboration.
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And the great point of this play is that we have to get beyond "groupthink" and start thinking for ourselves.
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The absolute proof that America's collective groupthink problem poses a danger has unfortunately emerged from the right side of the aisle.
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"I think it is a quintessential insider movie, one that plays in this shrewd way to groupthink," Merkin told the Post.
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He openly shares Rhodes's contempt for the groupthink of the American foreign-policy establishment and its hangers-on in the press.
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The firm's idea was that by hiring a certain lunatic fringe of humanities majors, it might cut down on engineering groupthink.
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Part of the issue some of these companies have is that you need to buy into the groupthink to work there.
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We've known groupthink is a problem for a long time: We've watched ill-fated wars unfold after dissenting voices were silenced.
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The rudder in her work, and in her thinking, is this aversion to, and constant vigilance against, easy complacencies and groupthink.
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The social network fosters groupthink and too-cool, reflexive herds, and it conflates reality with the whims of extremely online crowds.
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Such supporters feel he's fallen victim to what many on the right perceive as the progressive social justice movement's "politically correct" groupthink.
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Gleefully rushing to tear apart a popular, women-lead story simply because you're bothered by pop culture groupthink isn't a good look.
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That sort of thinking opened the internet up to people with a more realistic understanding of the power of groupthink and deception.
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Look at how groupthink in business contributed to several of the toxic financial crisis of several years ago involving major investment banks.
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For those who savagely criticize I.S.S. for leading mutual funds in groupthink, I suspect this alternative might not be the best development.
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They're the dangers of elite groupthink, of Beltway power worship, of a cult of presidential action in the service of dubious ideals.
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It too, suffers, from its own form of ideological conformism and journalistic groupthink, immunized from criticism due to its indifference to competition.
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If an individual politician's fortunes rise and fall with his party's, breaking from groupthink brings little individual benefit (and may impose individual costs).
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But if the concept of non-executive directors is to work at all, a diverse range of viewpoints is needed to avoid "groupthink".
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That groupthink mentality is also what led to the 2008 financial crisis that the U.S. economy is still struggling to dig out of.
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Nuwer says this peer pressure leads to "groupthink," in which decisions are made collectively and individuality or questioning of the group is discouraged.
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When Mr Blix's inspectors failed to find any WMD, the JIC, gripped by "groupthink", put it down to the Iraqis' talent for subterfuge.
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We need more studies of publication bias, more re-evaluations of older studies that have suspect statistical foundations, and more safeguards against groupthink.
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However, no matter how large the group is, this approach still relies on intuitive prediction and is prone to biases such as groupthink.
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There was no truth to any part of the story, but hearsay overpowered reality; such is the power of the group chat groupthink.
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MOSCOW — There may be little that pleases Senator Rand Paul, the libertarian-leaning Kentucky Republican, more than thumbing his nose at Washington groupthink.
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"The Witch" (A24), set in New England in the 1630s, became a breakout horror success last year by exploring religious fanaticism and groupthink.
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Hillary Clinton and her crowd come in for special condemnation as the most egregious examples of elite groupthink the author had ever seen.
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Most of our views are shaped by communal groupthink rather than individual rationality, and we cling to these views because of group loyalty.
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There's almost certainly a case to make for changing the composition of an ENA education to make the training less susceptible to groupthink.
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From the start, with antiqued detail, naturalistic lighting and tightly packed bodies, he signals the claustrophobia of the plantation, where religious fanaticism meets groupthink.
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While I'm sure that The Hill appreciates your online readership, as do I, the surge in technology has greatly exacerbated the problem of groupthink.
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This envoy might also be able to puncture the groupthink within Kim's circle and present the North Korea leader with what's really at stake.
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This means that there is more than one kind of white or black person — which allows for, among other things, deviance from emotional groupthink.
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Although I don't agree with Yépez's argument, I admire his irreverence and insubordination (akin to Baraka's) — he is not looking for leftist literary groupthink.
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Cass Sunstein, a Harvard professor, conducted a fascinating study of how groupthink shapes federal judges when they are randomly assigned to three-judge panels.
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Twitter is a daily toxic nightmare of reflexive egotism and groupthink that will prompt you to question your priorities, not to mention your sanity.
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That whole structure is designed to get away from groupthink and it's designed to show that we don't all agree and highlight different views.
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Having multiple unconnected people review each report can prevent groupthink and "the knee-jerk victim-blaming response" that takes hold in many workplaces, she said.
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We live in an age of self-reinforcing beliefs, and the reinforcement of groupthink happens in a feedback loop with the media, especially social media.
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Damore has since become a hero to some on the far right, who have attacked what they characterize as politically correct groupthink in Silicon Valley.
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"The level of groupthink, fearmongering, coercive peer pressure, and über-nationalism has not been seen since the halcyon days of 2002 and 20163," he argued.
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The most interesting work being done on the topic on liberal academic groupthink is at Heterodox Academy, directed by the NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt.
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There may be only a few people in there who have that violent streak, but it's almost cultish sometimes with how they're all in groupthink.
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" IGOR ," a diffuse, impressionistic record, can be seen as a reaction to the audience-baiting and groupthink of more cynical pockets of the music industry.
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When we surround ourselves only with ideas that are similar to our own, we succumb to groupthink as we take everything we read as fact.
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America's students deserve the opportunity to fully participate in their educational experience — by challenging dogma, asking questions and expressing opinions that don't conform to groupthink.
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Be smart: The ISM survey includes only members of the Institute for Supply Management, making it more consistent but also potentially more prone to groupthink.
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" Thursday's coordinated editorials were criticized by some in the media, including a CBS News commentary that described them as a "self-defeating act of journalistic groupthink.
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This leads to a leftist groupthink that now pervades the VSO/MSO community and is incredibly problematic, leading to a partisan approach on higher education policymaking.
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The dance troupe's all-but-inevitable devolution into iniquity feels mere degrees away from complaints about the supposed "mob violence" and "groupthink" of online callout culture.
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Our personally-tailored social media feeds create what the legal scholar Cass Sunstein calls enclave extremism — groupthink and factionalism with a tendency to spiral into zealotry.
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Amash, a conservative libertarian, co-founded the Freedom Caucus to fight against a certain Republican Party groupthink and to promote small-government and constitutionally conservative ideals.
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Now a junior in college, awake to the psychological pitfalls of groupthink—right or left—I can see other students around me making the same mistake.
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Brexit and Trump have profoundly shocked the establishment who blindly trusted their groupthink and misleading polls that were equally unable to predict the prevailing populist sentiment.
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The posters also legitimately push the idea that diversity is a good counter against groupthink, and include images of African American men as well as women.
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He says he was mindful of putting Monzo within the Silicon Valley bubble where rents are not only ridiculously high but product groupthink could be detrimental.
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Obviously, the impending war between the old gods and the new gods of technology, media, and groupthink force us to reconsider what we truly believe in.
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Students, fed a diet of postcolonial groupthink, were manipulated into believing that what they were hearing was the truth within a framework of a civil debate.
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The paper, co-authored with Anna Stansbury and James Howat of Harvard University, argued that the BOE needs more political oversight in order to avoid "groupthink".
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" Thursday's coordinated editorials were criticized by some in the media, including a CBS News commentary that described them as a "self-defeating act of journalistic groupthink.
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There's a weird groupthink mentality that causes the bandwagon of hating an artist, as they do Russ, and then have remorse when that hatred bubbles over.
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Groups like The Leadership Council for Women in National Security emphasize the danger of groupthink when making its bipartisan case for parity in national security appointments.
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"Even if you took a survey of Silicon Valley it comes out as quite far to the left, weirdly uniform, weird sort of groupthink," Thiel said.
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The festivals, the groupthink, the blunt-force sounds — these were the hallmarks of a scene designed for ecstatic release, but also one that was easily parodied.
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"I have written hundreds of articles over my career, and some of those articles dared to question or debunk liberal groupthink on many issues," Patterson said.
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In their framing, the case became the latest example of the so-called death of free speech and thought, the result of lefty madness and groupthink.
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You don't need the centralized conspiracy to get a big medical wrong turn; all it takes is the right convergence of financial incentives with institutional groupthink.
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You don't need the centralized conspiracy to get a big medical wrong turn; all it takes is the right convergence of financial incentives with institutional groupthink.
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Groupthink, online harassment and economic threat: What journalists are facing in the fight to be free To do their jobs well, journalists should be free from fear.
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There are few rewards for them to depart from party groupthink to work with the other side to broker deals, and lots of punishments should they try.
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Groupthink was probably involved because highly paid, intelligent individual financial executives most likely would not have attempted frauds of this magnitude without a culture of permissiveness involved.
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Though the Trumpian right is dominant, enjoying unified control of the government, it presents itself as a fearless insurgent force against an elite establishment plagued by groupthink.
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The 1956 movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" used a comparable premise — alien invaders replace humans with emotionless replicas — as an allegory of Cold War-era groupthink.
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The sinister tangos with the madcap in "Ideation," a comedy that satirizes office politics and skewers groupthink, even as its annihilation scenario comes to seem unsettlingly plausible.
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I have learned a ton from their culture, and one of the things that I've taken away is they say ... it goes back to the groupthink point.
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"I talked to him about how I understood that the groupthink and zealotry and internalized loyalty had sapped me of my own moral compass," Ms. Clark said.
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The system is now so well entrenched that a mid-level administrator can, with the approval of senior administrators, impose what Orwell called Newspeak through collective Groupthink.
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The Perspective team is confronting problems like confirmation bias, groupthink, and harassing behavior in an environment where technology has amplified their reach and made them harder to solve.
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Angel groups have often been dinged for groupthink and other negative effects of voices of varying frequencies and volume in the same room, feeding off of each other.
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Kurokawa, who chaired the National Diet of Japan Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission, argues conformity and "groupthink" allows for mistakes both big and small to get through.
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This power trio of provocateurs presents an ongoing project at the intersection between human nature and that of the 'groupthink' stream of ideas flowing through the digital world.
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We question their wisdom and substitute it with the groupthink of micro-communities, many of which we've formed online, and their sensibilities can be more peculiar and unforgiving.
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It has taken root so strongly that it now equates to groupthink: talk like a corporate robot or lose your standing as a top mind in the room.
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His most recent book, "Misbehaving," provides a tour through a brilliant career attempting to awaken colleagues from an intellectual slumber imposed by methodological groupthink and comforting textbook presentations.
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And the groupthink that propelled both men and women to view female-on-female feuds as worthwhile entertainment is beginning to smell like a second-day litter box.
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That is how criticism works these days — it is rapid-fire groupthink, irascible and tart, and occasionally powerful enough to shift the broad public perception around an artist.
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Being harried and dazzled like this — bombarded with information we lack the time or capacity to process — we can become pliable, susceptible to groupthink, open to Faustian bargains.
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The platform was a decentralized free-for-all that actively discouraged traditional hierarchies and highlighted individuality, which made it somewhat resistant to larger agendas, institutional agendas, or groupthink.
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"I do think that there is a kind of childish groupthink in media a lot, where people are checking other outlets to ratify their own decisions," he said.
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Because of unintended groupthink, many of my Progressive American friends simply cannot believe half the country voted for a man who they define singularly as a racist, sexist bigot.
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Those critical pieces retain a subtle political significance that suits present-day debates over the role of art, the responsibility of the artist, and the foolishness of political groupthink.
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This can lead to groupthink, but again, this is a reason to examine conclusions more carefully, not simply dismiss them as the president-elect did with the CIA conclusions.
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" Problems with groupthink were originally associated in corporate settings, with issues identified on the rise in consensus building in corporate environments leading to the disappearance of the "lone genius.
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Trump correctly highlighted how mergers can entrench media groupthink and bias, but strengthening antitrust enforcement against older telecommunications companies would only put a Band-Aid on a bullet wound.
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The second thing is you get this groupthink happening and you say, 'I want to hire somebody who's really smart, who's quick on their feet, who makes decisions quickly.
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There's no dispute that many campuses are illiberal enclaves of bluntly enforced groupthink, and there's no doubt that many students deserve the stern words that Sessions aimed at them.
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I think the answer to a lot of this stuff is you need, again, you need the culture change, and it's not ... Does it have to be a groupthink?
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A whole range of bad cognitive habits — from groupthink to confirmation bias — tends to blind us to the potential pitfalls of a decision once we have committed to it.
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It was a perfectly symbiotic attention grab and not unlike two reactionary YouTubers agreeing to appear on each other's channels to discuss toxic groupthink or trigger warnings going too far.
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In either case, the Oscar voters will be poised to tell us something of substance at a time when we know precious little about the groupthink of the new academy.
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And finally, let's not forget that more mature students are less likely to fall into the groupthink mentality so much of academia seems to be demanding from students these days.
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Research conducted at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management suggests diversity boosts creative debate that prevents teams from falling into the groupthink trap and leads to more explored, informed decisions.
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It was groupthink at its worst: typical blind allegiance of college sports fans, who so often toss aside reason in the name of big-ticket sports at their alma mater.
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I.M.F. economists did not foresee the crisis in Europe — from bank blowups in Spain and Ireland to sovereign bankruptcy in Greece — because of "groupthink and intellectual capture," the report said.
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Not coincidentally, big names like Paulson & Company, Viking Global Investors and Brahman Capital have also lost billions, collectively, by betting on Valeant — underscoring a growing phenomenon of hedge fund groupthink.
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Five years on, the whole thing feels like a case study of groupthink gone wrong, but at the time Russ Lande felt like he had legitimate reasons for his skepticism.
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This is a smart way for individual managers to make investment decisions, even if the combined effect is a lot of groupthink and the familiar cycle of booms and busts.
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To the Editor: In view of our groupthink tendency to "disappear" the elderly and the disabled, it's no wonder that Franklin D. Roosevelt worked so hard to obscure his paralysis.
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The insularity, disconnection from field operations, and prevalent groupthink that began to manifest itself in what some agents angrily refer to as the "HQ cabal" are now on full display.
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Allies argue that Mr. Nadler is practiced at pushing against "groupthink," or at least the thinking of his particular tribe, Manhattan liberals who overwhelmingly want him to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Others see safe spaces as a threat to social movements they care about, fretting that groupthink could get out of control and cause infighting, shatter unity, and derail important goals.
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Teenage girls in fiction — and, sometimes, in real life — are prone to a sort of groupthink that can make them targets for those who would wish to do them harm.
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It was essential to talk to people offline, the founders believed, in part because the groupthink promoted by social media kept alive the "mass delusion" that business as usual can continue.
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The fiasco illustrated two things: that homogeneity and groupthink are corporate risks, and that true parity has been reached, with female CEOs now as likely to be flawed as male ones.
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In that very review, he chides the groupthink he believes elevates unworthy films and puts them on pedestals, and his Lady Bird review feels like another attempt to puncture societal excitement.
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The internet is alienating, and the ease with which you can broadcast anything you'd like with email and social media encourages impulsiveness and thoughtlessness, rendering all of us vulnerable to groupthink.
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The most obvious way to interpret this is that the cult (of clowns?) has a "hive mentality," and that the bees aren't so literal as they are a symbol for groupthink.
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"The outcome then will be many subreddits where groupthink will dominate, and discussion will be suppressed," wrote Donnadre, a Reddit user, in a post on the site discussing the new feature.
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Contrary to groupthink, it is possible for China to make a big dent in the deficit and build on Trump's relationship with President Xi Jinping to the advantage of both countries.
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Groupthink is easy to force, and a cryptocurrency space dominated by a few figures puts power in the hands of a few who can wield out-size influence on the collective.
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I do think you need to be aware of what the biases are that are built into the system, but I don't think that that means you have to have groupthink.
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She said founders liked that the Founds Fund partners were all former founders, who had the technical know-how to help build their companies, and that they didn't subscribe to groupthink.
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It fit the times, together with the growing groupthink among Americans that income inequality is out of control and its defenders out-of-sync with real people in the real world.
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And while Kim increases his capability to turn a U.S. city into a smoldering, irradiated mass grave, we cannot afford to allow the same foreign policy groupthink to dominate the conversation.
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After the financial crisis, Sallie Krawcheck, co-founder and CEO of Ellevest and former executive at Morgan Stanley and Citibank, asserted that Wall Street's issue with "groupthink" was partly to blame.
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The Freedom Caucus was once a group designed to fight against a certain Republican Party groupthink, to promote small-government and constitutionally conservative ideals, but it is increasingly indistinguishable from Trump.
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The score is the musical equivalent of groupthink terror, as if the musicians are sitting in the dark telling each other ghost stories—simultaneously scaring the crap out of the audience, too.
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"The outcome then will be many subreddits where groupthink will dominate, and discussion will be suppressed," Donnadre, a Reddit user, posted on the site referencing the feature, the New York Times reported.
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Our reliance on groupthink has made us masters of the world, and the knowledge illusion enables us to go through life without being caught in an impossible effort to understand everything ourselves.
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This young woman explained that if she dares question the liberal groupthink of her high school teachers, whether in a written essay or a classroom discussion, she is penalized academically in some way.
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They claim to be above party and ideology, but are in fact so blinded by groupthink that they cannot tolerate any challenge to their 1990s-era consensus on trade, immigration and foreign policy.
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He is a victim of media "groupthink" that portrayed him as the sinister link proving collusion with Russia, an allegation rejected by the FBI, by the inspector general, and by the special counsel.
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Dividing up responsibility avoids groupthink or regulatory capture (constant dealing with the people they regulate may cause a central bank to become too sympathetic); on the other hand, it can lead to uncoordinated policy.
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This series of tests, first carried out in 1951 by Polish psychologist Solomon Asch, illustrates how humans can be influenced by groupthink to the point where we will deny even the most obvious facts.
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"This sort of military funded social science research tends to occur in an ideological echo chamber, where groupthink predominates and dissent or concerns about the applications of this work is missing," he told me.
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There's a lot of folk psychology around the groupthink that can happen in large crowds, but what does the actual science say, and what can it tell us about the groups descending on D.C.?
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The film does a solid job of explaining the barriers — justified skepticism, professional groupthink, the high cost of long-term research — that Allison faced in proving that a new kind of treatment could work.
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It would be nice to live in a more forgiving world, one where dissenting from groupthink does not invite exile and people's occasional lapses are not held up as evidence of who they are.
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And I found that whole process back then—it was even happening in the usegroup days—I found that whole process incredibly interesting, how the groupthink would manifest itself and increase exponentially over time.
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Krawcheck, a senior executive at Citigroup (C) and Bank of America (BAC) at the time of the financial crisis, said the white male-dominated trading floors and C-Suites led to groupthink that backfired, badly.
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At Vassar, the "dialogue across differences" event represents a classic example of groupthink, where conflict is minimized, disagreement with consensus views is strongly discouraged, and where harmony is valued above accurate analysis and critical evaluation.
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The memo has also served as a rallying cry for conservatives and the alt-right who view Google — and Silicon Valley — as a bastion of groupthink where people with different opinions are shamed into silence.
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The memo has put a spotlight on the U.S. tech industry, and is also serving as a rallying cry for conservatives and the alt-right who view Silicon Valley as a bastion of liberal groupthink.
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The researchers wanted to know whether working only with people of similar backgrounds is a positive thing, because it could make communication easier and more efficient, or detrimental, because it could lead to harmful groupthink.
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We are in danger of falling far short of that goal by giving in to our worst instincts of hyperpartisan groupthink and the elevation of greed over any concept of common good and common ground.
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But the reality-TV star's fan base continued to grow, in defiance of polling and Beltway groupthink and in direct proportion (or so it seemed) to his mounting pile of scandals and outré policy proposals.
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The Covington saga illustrates how every day the media's favorite social network tugs journalists deeper into the rip currents of tribal melodrama, short-circuiting our better instincts in favor of mob- and bot-driven groupthink.
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Something Awful was capable of some truly incredible moments of delusional groupthink, but the moderation always stopped the hordes of anonymous posters calling for someone to kill themselves that 4chan invited on a nightly basis.
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Work by Mr Bénabou suggests that groupthink is highest when people within groups face a shared fate: when choosing to break from a group is unlikely to spare an individual the costs of the group's errors.
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For both Americas, the instinctive response can be to dig in deeper to the self-assuring echo chamber of groupthink, rather than to acknowledge a failure in understanding the "other" 1-in-2 Americans alive today.
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You can see the human animal in how much they can take and suspend their disbelief in order to align—how much they care about peer pressure and groupthink versus what they might actually be thinking.
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A distorted version of "Google" logo â€" rearranged to spell "Goolag", in reference to Soviet Russia's "gulag" prison camps â€" started to pop up on Twitter: Anyone who disagrees with groupthink will be punished #GoogleManifesto pic.twitter.
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Without giving users a groupthink crutch to influence their own decisions on what to click the heart button on, a web of content less-focused on stats might lead them to things that actually break into.
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Early in his term, President Kennedy's decision to execute a covert plan to oust Fidel Castro, known as the Bay of Pigs fiasco, was the basis for the term "groupthink," coined by Yale psychologist Irving Janis.
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If Americans are encouraged in the development of their critical thinking abilities to process the doubts, criticisms and proposed solutions of problems from a variety of viewpoints, we can better overcome the problems presented by groupthink.
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"Shareholders have long believed that embracing diversity will benefit companies by providing greater access to talent, harnessing existing talent more effectively, and improving decision making by reducing groupthink and similar psychological biases," the CtW proposal read.
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - Insurance company board members with different skills and experience reduce the risk of "groupthink", the Bank of England said on Wednesday, reminding firms to comply with requirements to have a diversity policy.
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On campus, your relation may be in much more dire straits, having their minds shaped in the midst of the unparalleled and unmitigated rage of the American left, where "cancel culture" and groupthink overshadows academic debate.
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Ask yourself: What sort of groupthink have you yourself been subjected to as a result of your own social circles, the area you live in, and the media or social media echo chambers that you consume?
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Not just at Berkeley, or Oberlin, but on campuses like Montana State, and in towns like Bozeman, where, they posit, free speech has been tyrannized by safe spaces and political correctness and liberal professors and socialist groupthink.
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Jeremy Siegel, the longtime stock market bull and influential Wharton School professor, called for more diversity of thought among the members of the Federal Reserve's policymaking committee, saying the central bank's groupthink causes it to make mistakes.
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Woolard said that cultivating a diverse and vocal workforce was not just a question of mitigating the risk of groupthink, it was also potentially a competitive advantage to organizations and core to having the right company culture.
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Damore, who criticized in his memo "Google's left bias" and "ideological echo chamber," has since become a hero to some on the far right, who have attacked what they characterize as politically correct groupthink in Silicon Valley.
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IPI went with a "wisdom of the crowd" approach, surveying a large collection of economists rather than asking a smaller group to deliberate and come to a consensus (which risks groupthink and "leveling down" of outlier positions).
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Invasion of the Body Snatchers and the Romero zombie movies could be read as anxious warnings about the communist takeover, but they were also parables about American conformity: the dead groupthink of consumerism and Red Scare anti-communism.
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Bridgewater CEO Ray Dalio had an amazing reaction to an employee calling him out on a mistake (Business Insider) The hedge fund billionaire hates groupthink and goes to unusual lengths to make sure employees share their honest opinions.
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It is hard to reason with someone under the illusion that their beliefs are thought through, and simply presenting facts is unlikely to change beliefs when those beliefs are rooted in the values and groupthink of a community.
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But if donning his perspective becomes a form of bravery, if it becomes a way for young white men to rebel against protest culture and prominent pundits to declare independence from groupthink, it will become much more appealing.
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Such judgments are shaped by geography, education and skin colour, and are subject to groupthink: in mid-May 80% of Trump voters told YouGov that they see criticism of Mr Trump as an attack on "people like me".
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It's probably not an idea that will work with garden-variety sociopaths, or religious fundamentalists turned mad bombers, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded that there is usually some kind of groupthink behind acts of mass terror.
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The way Iowa is covered — by a fairly homogenous pack of journalists who still tilt heavily white and male, in the final weeks, especially, as editors and noncampaign reporters descend on Des Moines — has always favored groupthink anyway.
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Bullard's willingness to keep an open mind about how the economy works is valuable to a committee where "groupthink" can be a risk, said Nathan Sheets, a former Fed staffer and now chief economist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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What's interesting in the Morning Joe panel, though, is that there was a groupthink conventional wisdom that went against the polling averages — which, again, consistently showed Northam ahead, albeit by a smaller margin than he ended up winning by.
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His driving philosophy - according to the articles on his blog - seems to be that much of Britain's system of government has been taken over by "groupthink", unable and ill-equipped to deal with the problems of modern-day statehood.
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Dishonesty, he writes, was central "to the entire enterprise of organized crime on both sides of the Atlantic," and so, too, were bullying, peer pressure and groupthink — repellent traits shared by Trump and company, he suggests, and now infecting our culture.
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"Followers" are beholden to groups like the Idaho Freedom Foundation (which grades each vote according to its adherence to their idea of conservative values), who bow to groupthink, even when it betrays what they believe is best for their own district.
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Photo: GettyA new study has found that "schooling" is a horrendous process in which an individual's unique personality is unceremoniously supplanted by groupthink and the notion of bravery is cast aside when a danger to the overall status quo is presented.
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"There are certain effects that might appear during long-term missions like the so-called groupthink effect," Schulien said, citing a behavioral phenomenon in which humans that spend lengthy periods of time in isolation are driven to make irrational decisions.
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"So long before these lawsuits I said that in the past I thought everything was a conspiracy and I would kind of get into that mass groupthink of the communities that were out saying that," Jones said in the deposition.
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Their blinkered view of the world has the veneer of respectability, may go along with an appearance of thoughtfulness, but in reality it's just as impervious to evidence — maybe even more so, because it has the power of groupthink behind it.
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There is, of course, much to consider about the role played in all this by the ignorance of my 9-year-old self, about my easy capitulation to groupthink, about my desperation to somehow undo what I had been born into.
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Skier 7, also an avalanche survivor, had lost his father, a Libertarian, to bone cancer in January, and his father's final admonition was, "never cave to the mediocrity of groupthink," which Skier 13 took to mean that caution equals cowardice.
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Members of the tech elite from Peter Thiel to Tim Ferriss are leaving San Francisco and the peninsula to the south — still the global hub of tech finance and innovation — to escape the self-described groupthink and arrogance of the Valley.
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"This has eerie echoes of the White House Iraq Group in the run-up to the Iraq war and [is] another step towards groupthink in this administration," he said, referencing the arm of the Bush administration that helped make the case for war.
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"This measles epidemic is a perfect storm of vaccine denialism, stupidity, and groupthink," Peter Pitts, former associate commissioner for external relations at the Food and Drug Administration and president and co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest told Gizmodo.
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And we've learned how a rather small cabal of FBI headquarters inhabitants had major influence over two consequential investigations -- the Clinton case and the Trump-Russia investigation -- and we have speculated that insularity and groupthink and yes, political biases may have infected them.
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"The show is designed to thrust the viewer into a common-sense groupthink, complete with all the rumours, smears, innuendo, fear-mongering, thinly veiled ad hominem attacks, and lack of rational discourse they can muster — you know, just like high school," he writes.
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"It's easy to talk about this in terms of fraternity or sorority hazing, but what we see every day in criminal justice is this level of decision-making that is based on groupthink and compounding bad choices on top of another," he said.
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Board diversity offers an array of benefits, including new perspectives that can improve decision-making and reduce "groupthink," access to a broader talent pool, and of course the symbolic power of women and minorities at the top rung of the corporate ladder.
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Inside experience may be a double-edged sword: It will allow Williams to get up and running quickly, but it also risks that Fed "groupthink" may not be challenged, a point made by former Fed economist Andrew Levin in the New York Times.
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But managers always have to balance the merits of teamwork, which help ensure that everyone is working towards the same goal, with the dangers of "groupthink", when critics are reluctant to point out a plan's defects for fear of being ostracised by the group.
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Either President Trump has come to realize that the situation in Afghanistan is far more complex than he could have imagined as a civilian, or he is on the verge of being captured by the very Washington groupthink that he used to throw stones at.
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"The conclusion of this investigation has to have a public disclosure for the American people to look at what we found and to make their own assessment, not necessarily for there to be groupthink within Congress and us to have a kumbaya moment," he said.
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Though the book is written in the collective "we," a reflection of the groupthink drilled into employees during team meetings, a number of characters are introduced throughout the book: a copywriter writing his first novel, the senior art director and office gossip, and many more.
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" National Security Adviser Susan Rice, in a recent speech, stressed that a more diverse workforce, in agencies ranging from the FBI to the State Department, is crucial for continued U.S. strength on the global stage, arguing it can help Americans avoid the perils of "groupthink.
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The fact that the OFR is comprised of people from different professional backgrounds is also key; this diversity is what enables them to push back against each other's notions and fight against the groupthink that is pervasive in so many of our public and private organizations.
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"The conclusion of this investigation has to have a public disclosure for the American people to look at what we found and to make their own assessment, not necessarily for there to be groupthink within Congress and us to have a kumbaya moment," Burr told the Post.
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I can vaguely hear the always aggrieved tones of Mr. Trump's tech whisperer, the entrepreneur and investor Peter Thiel, somewhere in there, who often goes on about having to move to … wait for it … Los Angeles to get away from the lefty groupthink in Northern California.
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In an 18th-century boudoir that becomes a stage within a stage thanks to Barbara Steiner's set, the actress Sophie Rois (another Volksbühne exile) and her three co-stars discuss the motivations and desires of actors, the expectations of the theatergoing audience and individuality versus groupthink.
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All of this comes through an inescapable 24/7 news cycle, and our news is delivered through a combination of self-selected partisan news outlets, precision-targeted algorithms, and social media vulnerable to both foreign disinformation and everything from mere groupthink to full blown mob mentality.
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Time to examine what black history has always shown us: how hundreds of years of codified oppression, groupthink, hypocrisy, lies and political cowardice have made possible, and palatable, the political oppression and moral corruption of the current moment that threatens to wipe out democracy for everybody.
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In my view, members of the so-called resistance have every right to engage in the sane politics of prudent opposition, but many leaders and followers of the resistance seek to delegitimize an election outcome that is not to their liking, and have succumbed to groupthink.
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Utilizing Chippendale's trademark "snake style" layout—in which the action weaves back and forth across each page in zig-zag fashion— Puke Force is a cautionary tale of Grave City, a teeming neoliberal metropolis beset by the dislocating influences of online groupthink and lone-wolf terrorism.
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Thus, many conservatives and members of the alt-right view Damore's choice to publish his memo to Google's internal employee forum, in what they view as a suppressive community, as a solo act of bravery and defiance — an assertion of his right to freely speak out against progressive groupthink.
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The "controversial" tab is relabeled "hivemind uncertainty," which could be read as a simple joke about a dystopian future or commentary on how Redditors can get carried away with groupthink and jump to insane conclusions (like when they picked out their own suspect for the Boston Marathon bombing).
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" The level of groupthink on display is so glaring—so on-the-nose—that the video, created by Deadspin, was widely shared on social media as evidence of the real-life dystopian turn America has taken under Donald Trump, who has regularly maligned the free press as "fake news.
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And he has worthy things to say about critics' ethical imperative to state their opinions honestly and forces that seek to corrupt that authenticity, like worries by magazine bosses about irritating certain movie stars or fans of blockbusters, and groupthink among critics who fear disagreement with the herd.
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Today, it's the toxic feedback swirl of Twitter and cable — and a president and a press corps that spend all hours feeding on one another's digital droppings in a dystopian circle of life — that has rendered our political culture so vulnerable to reflexive, narrow-minded conspiracies, tribalism and groupthink.
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Mao had expelled him and, in the name of the party, destroyed his first marriage and almost killed him; but that groupthink party of red books and red scarves was not the one he had raced to as a patriotic young rebel, urgent to rid China of warlords and invading Japanese.
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As the country entered a period of soul-searching, these young chefs took the opportunity to throw off what Bob calls the "legacy exoskeleton" of manners and slavish obedience to groupthink and instead to begin advancing the cause of native ingredients, prepared with great care and what seems at times almost freakish originality.
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In various other ways—a resistance to the presence of women and non-cis gay men in their bars; a tendency towards groupthink in the way they dress, look and act—gay men often wear the trauma they've experienced from society and each other on their sleeves (or biceps, as it were).
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Step two would be for her to then come up with a few reasons why her idea might not be rejected: her team may have misunderstood or misinterpreted the problem, her team was suffering from groupthink, the idea simply hadn't dawned on anyone else yet, or they just plained loved her solution immediately.
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Those who throw hatred toward others and wish to take away the right to have a differing opinion should be cautioned: they could find themselves on the opposite side of that red line of tolerance if the court of public opinion suddenly decides they are the enemy, or if they aren't aligned with the groupthink of the moment.
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That's why we're so drawn to them today: In a world devoid of personal intimacy, where political chaos and the corporate maw have drained mankind of value beyond production, and identity apart from groupthink, a garment that cannot be parsed from its origin in another century can return a sense of humanity back to a dying world.
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"After the centralization of prudential regulation – both of the micro and macro variety – and systemic risk monitoring inside the Bank of England, there is a danger that the UK money-credit constitution is too concentrated in the central bank, leading to the possibility of groupthink, a lack of oversight and ultimately risks to central bank independence," it reads.
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"In the aftermath of corporate and public-sector disasters, it often emerges that participants fell prey to a collective form of willful blindness and overconfidence: mounting warning signals were systematically cast aside or met with denial, evidence avoided or selectively reinterpreted, dissenters shunned," Roland Bénabou a professor at Princeton University wrote in a seminal work on confidence and groupthink.
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Still, he said, some of the criticism that Trump and his team have voiced about the Washington media and the White House press corps is fair—that most reporters are from similar backgrounds, can fall victim to groupthink and get caught up in thinking about traditions Trump is breaking more than thinking about why the traditions were there in the first place.
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As my colleague Tara Golshan has detailed, the incident between Amash and the caucus he helped create back in 2015 is telling for what it says about the relationship that's formed between the HFC and the Trump administration: The Freedom Caucus was once a group designed to fight against a certain Republican Party groupthink, to promote small-government and constitutionally conservative ideals, but it is increasingly indistinguishable from Trump.
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Liberals, as Kennedy Fraser observed in this magazine, in 19963, are as subject to "mental fashion"—the vagaries of trend and groupthink—as anyone, and, considering some of the shows mounted in recent months, one can see that the move to diversify has less to do with what playwrights and producers want us to see than with how they want to be perceived: as powerful and aware, and celebrated for that.
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Indeed, one look at Kernen's Twitter feed reveals that he's a fervent denier of mainstream climate science; that he believes those who accept that science are part of a "cult" who have succumbed to "groupthink;" and that, even though 97 percent of actively publishing climate scientists agree that carbon dioxide causes global warming, contrarians deserve just as much airtime to explain why they think unprecedented carbon dioxide concentrations are somehow beneficial to human life.
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In answer to your question about predicting what's going to be happening and is this the beginning of a reshaping of the relationship between stocks, bonds, and the other side of the mountain, the problem we have is that it's been so long in the making that the bond prices are so high, interest rates are so low that it's impossible to ascertain what change in thinking will generate a groupthink with a different vector, thinking that bonds are not the safe haven, that both stocks and bonds can go down.
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