Yes, but then we collapse two different groups with isolated influences and philosophies into one group, with the associated penchant for groupthink. I'm begin

Yes, but then we collapse two different groups with isolated influences and philosophies into one group, with the associated penchant for groupthink. I'm beginning to believe that, in our hyperconnected world, the best way for a group of people to explore a wide surface of ideas might actually be to deliberately scale back inter-group communication and intentionally subdivide into silos to avoid all converging on the same thing.