Secrets Make Us Sick (ep. 180)

Secrets Make Us Sick (ep. 180)

Julie discusses the basic psychology as to how groups create boundaries around themselves and become more cohesive when they keep secrets from others. This takes a toll on individuals and the quality of decision making, but meets psychological needs for group identity. She discusses how the classification of documents in the government is a sign of an over-boundaried system that excludes citizens, separates people from Important information, and creates an environment for cheating and distortion.

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