Groupthink and Leadership: Born or Made in the Mindset Mirror

In the anatomy lab, a skeleton sways—its ribs cage dissent, its arms wrestle with the question: leadership born or made? Hands choke or cradle; a pelvis bends into movement; legs stumble toward growth. This article dissects groupthink and leadership not as tidy theories, but as bone and marrow: brittle, trembling, sometimes breaking. It is a postmortem, a séance with organizations, where silence suffocates and dissent rattles like chains. Readers may not leave with answers, but with the afterimage of bones that refuse to be forgotten.