We do our best reasoning in groups. The key is to have the kind of group norms that prevent group think.
Generally, it's useful to conform. But sometimes it's deadly. That's one of the major conundrums of existence.https://twitter.com/JessicaRJewer/status/918631874523729920 …
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Hierarchies! Healthy, dynamic, assumed hierarchies that depend only on personal merit, would allow everyone to find their own level.
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When people are 'not spoken for' they will intensely engage with defining themselves in struggles for autonomy
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why is life so full of conundrums?
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Example of instance where sheep-like behavior increases chance of survival.pic.twitter.com/k6WEVq5YHG
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PROFOUND
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Conform enough that you can live with people, but be different enough to have your own identity/will.
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you can be a good/loyal dog without joining a pack for the sake of having the numbers to take down your prey.
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The Hopien Party CHALLENGE to all of us out there waiting on a REAL hope to arrive! Believe &
#RETWEET Full video: https://youtu.be/QWlkcUOtpuA pic.twitter.com/usPKVwhUun -
"The majority is always wrong; the minority is rarely right." - Henrik Ibsen
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