Why should everybody embrace the herd instinct, which required one to regard one set of politicians as being always in the right while demonizing another set?
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In "Corduroy Mansions," Alexander McCall Smith explores the concept of the herd instinct, suggesting that people often feel compelled to align with particular political groups. This outlook encourages individuals to accept the beliefs and actions of their chosen politicians without question, while viewing opposing factions with suspicion or hostility. Such a mindset can lead to an oversimplified understanding of complex political issues, reinforcing biases and divisions among society.
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