more likely to have creative ideas {or less likely to suffer from group-think}.
In "The Square and the Tower," Niall Ferguson explores how networks of individuals influence power dynamics throughout history, comparing hierarchical structures with decentralized networks. He argues that those engaged in diverse networks are more likely to generate creative ideas and avoid the pitfalls of groupthink, as a variety of perspectives fosters innovation. Ferguson highlights that collaboration and communication within open networks can lead to breakthroughs and original thought, while rigid hierarchies may stifle creativity. The book illustrates the interplay between social structures and their impact on human creativity and decision-making.
In "The Square and the Tower," Niall Ferguson explores how networks of individuals influence power dynamics throughout history, comparing hierarchical structures with decentralized networks. He argues that those engaged in diverse networks are more likely to generate creative ideas and avoid the pitfalls of groupthink, as a variety of perspectives fosters innovation.
Ferguson highlights that collaboration and communication within open networks can lead to breakthroughs and original thought, while rigid hierarchies may stifle creativity. The book illustrates the interplay between social structures and their impact on human creativity and decision-making.
