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groupthink

[groop-thingk] / ˈgrupˌθɪŋk /












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Carol, a successful romantasy novelist whose wife is killed at the start of the groupthink takeover, is among those immune to the “joining” and still capable of thinking for themselves.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their intended audience includes national security bureaucrats in the U.S. and abroad and the think-tankers and journalists obliged by a sense of professional responsibility to at least scan these generally leaden, cliché-ridden products of groupthink.

From The Wall Street Journal

Is there space in the Bazball groupthink to suggest there might be another way of doing things?

From BBC

Stephen Miran, who became a Fed governor in September and is on leave as a White House adviser, co-wrote a paper last year saying more dissent would help combat “pernicious groupthink.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He wanted to be as far from Wall Street’s groupthink as possible.

From MarketWatch