Teaching kids about the madness of crowds helps them understand how groups can act in strange ways. It's not about individual people, but how groups can make decisions that don't always make sense. By learning about this, kids can be smarter when they're part of a group. They can learn to think for themselves and make good choices, even when everyone else is doing something different.
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