Why Do Smart Groups Make Dumb Decisions?How the pressure to agree can lead to disaster.

From the show

The Logic Glitch

Discover how a catastrophic military blunder inspired the psychological concept of 'groupthink.' In 1961, JFK's brilliant advisors approved a flawed plan to invade Cuba. The desire for consensus suppressed critical dissent, leading to a major political failure. This event reveals a powerful insight: cohesive teams can value harmony over realistic appraisal, resulting in terrible outcomes. It's a stark reminder of the danger of staying silent and the courage it takes to challenge the consensus.