This behavior is not only dangerous but stifling to innovation and the development of new ideas.
Immature, I would agree, but I also found such behavior enlightening.
Ive come to realize, people are inclined to gravitate towards those who share similar opinions and beliefs.
Sergey Zolkin
Understandable, because humans are pack creatures.
Its how we survive.
So essentially, its easier to fit in rather than stick out.
Which literally means people stop thinking when theyre amalgamated into groups.
This behavior is not only dangerous but stifling to innovation and the development of new ideas.
We need disagreements and debates to sharpen ourselves.
Sergey Zolkin
