Topic: Why good strata owners make bad decisions

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Tagged: Belief in inherent morality, collective rationalisation, direct pressure on dissenters, groupthink, illusion of invulnerability, Stereotyped views, strata meetings

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19/06/2024 at 4:43 pm #74828 Reply | Quote
Jimmy-T
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Even though strata owners may be smart and well-intentioned, they don’t always make great decisions, especially collectively. And sometimes strata bu
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21/06/2024 at 11:54 am #74879 Reply
Listohan
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Groupthink like the evasive thinking of the Robodebt cabinet which avoided legal advice that would have, and ultimately did, tell them they were breaking the law. And this despite the pleas of constituents over four years.

If this happens in the highest counsels of the land…

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