>Now, I dislike Trump and Elon is my hero (don't know much about Kalanik), but clearly there's a very serious groupthink problem going on here on HN. Not that

>Now, I dislike Trump and Elon is my hero (don't know much about Kalanik), but clearly there's a very serious groupthink problem going on here on HN. Not that I disagree in premise, but when does an obvious conclusion become group think? On the flipside to what you're saying, there is also a risk in being contrary simply to avoid group think. e.g. Look at people calling climate change "group think". Well supported positions shouldn't be necessarily conflated as group think.