>>7434146 (l/b)

Nah, don't go along with any of that bull. I'd prefer to call it "he madness of crowds" or "mob rule" thre kind of stuff that made the French Revolution. I reject entirely and kind of mob rule, collective consciousness, hive mind or any other synonym/euphemism you arse to concoct. I subscribe to individual thought, responsibility and authority. I respect teamwork and co-operation but any attempt to designate this as "collective consciousness" is a sop to communism whether you realise it or not.

>>7434406

>>7434406

Now you the preceding two words: uncritical conformity. I do not susbscribe to the concept of collective intelligence. Shared or co-operative, maybe. But as soon as you talk of collective intelligence it smacks to me of brainwashing/MK Ultra, a kind of unthinkinhg mob instinct. Afaic, collective intelligence is an oxymoron.