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A recent commentary highlights the pervasive issue of 'collective stupidity' as a growing global concern, comparing its potential impact to that of a natural disaster. The author critiques societal trends where misinformation and blind allegiance can lead to detrimental outcomes, illustrating this with the metaphor of a bus driven by a 'narcissistic psychopath' careening toward disaster. In a related discussion, another article reflects on the nature of youthful impulsivity and the consequences of groupthink, recalling past reckless behaviors and the influence of peer pressure. This perspective ties into larger themes of societal risks, suggesting that stupidity is less about intelligence and more about conformity and loss of critical thinking. The commentary urges a reevaluation of how individuals perceive their own identities and the importance of self-awareness in resisting collective foolishness. Such reflections resonate with current debates about personal responsibility and societal accountability amidst growing challenges.