Another good article on group-think. Helps one understand some of the craziness in the world.
"No collective human activities or actions, such as globalisation or, for that matter, trends in popular culture such as fashions in films, books or haute couture, can be understood without recognising that it is how a group or population sees the future that shapes events. Feelings, not rational calculations, are what matter. To see what our world might be like tomorrow, next year or next decade, we need to spend time and money investigating "social mood"
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The wisdom of herds: How social mood moves the world - opinion - 24 May 2010 - New Scientist
45,000 BC? Cave paintings discovered in Spain
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Preliminary dating "suggests the paintings may be substantially older than
the 30,000-year-old Chauvet cave paintings in south-east France, thought to
be ...
13 years ago
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