The great Robert George, a right-of-center professor at Princeton, recently observed on X (formerly known as Twitter) that the “problem” at U.S. universities is a ‘monoculture’ of thought. George might agree that the problem as he sees it is arguably the solution now, and in the past too. We know this because groupthink by its very name is not terribly compelling, and it’s frequently wrong.
Better yet, it’s opposite opinion that frequently clarifies the arguments of correct-thinking people in the first place. If people are not actually challenged, it’s no reach to say their arguments aren’t as good.
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