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Beware the #FreedomCities the #techbros are desperate to create. Quote posting because the link below doesn't work: www.salon.com/2025/03/17/t...
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Why Most Group Decisions Are Wrong | Groupthink, Psychology & Libertarianism (ep 344)
Why do groups so often make bad decisions, even when they are filled with intelligent people?In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the psychology behind poor group decision-making. From groupthink and conformity to social pressure, authority bias, and the suppression of dissent, we discuss why crowds frequently arrive at conclusions that individuals might reject on their own.Drawing from psychology, economics, history, and libertarian philosophy, we examine how decentralized thinking, open debate, and individual responsibility can produce better outcomes than centralized consensus. We also look at real-world examples where group decisions led to costly mistakes and discuss how independent thinking can help prevent them.Topics include: • Groupthink and conformity • The Asch conformity experiments • Authority bias and obedience • Cognitive diversity • The wisdom—and limits—of crowds • Decentralized decision-making • Libertarian philosophy and individual responsibility • Historical examples of failed consensus • Critical thinking and skepticism Do groups really make better decisions, or does consensus often suppress the truth? Join the conversation and share your thoughts.Follow Libertarians Talk Psychology for more discussions on psychology, philosophy, politics, and human behavior.
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Why Most Group Decisions Are Wrong | Groupthink, Psychology & Libertarianism (ep 344)
Why do groups so often make bad decisions, even when they are filled with intelligent people?In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the psychology behind poor group decision-making. From groupthink and conformity to social pressure, authority bias, and the suppression of dissent, we discuss why crowds frequently arrive at conclusions that individuals might reject on their own.Drawing from psychology, economics, history, and libertarian philosophy, we examine how decentralized thinking, open debate, and individual responsibility can produce better outcomes than centralized consensus. We also look at real-world examples where group decisions led to costly mistakes and discuss how independent thinking can help prevent them.Topics include: • Groupthink and conformity • The Asch conformity experiments • Authority bias and obedience • Cognitive diversity • The wisdom—and limits—of crowds • Decentralized decision-making • Libertarian philosophy and individual responsibility • Historical examples of failed consensus • Critical thinking and skepticism Do groups really make better decisions, or does consensus often suppress the truth? Join the conversation and share your thoughts.Follow Libertarians Talk Psychology for more discussions on psychology, philosophy, politics, and human behavior.
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The embarrassing backstory of a self-proclaimed fascist grifter capitalizing on police murder
YouTube video by Dr. bird 🌻 | Inspiring Change
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The embarrassing backstory of a self-proclaimed fascist grifter capitalizing on police murder
YouTube video by Dr. bird 🌻 | Inspiring Change
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End Corporate Welfare and Lower Prices With Real Competition #shorts #cdnpoli #libertarian #politics
YouTube video by Derek Elliott, Libertarian
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What Real Election Freedom Looks Like in Canada #shorts #libertarian #politics #cdnpoli #canada
YouTube video by Derek Elliott, Libertarian
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