Decision-Making and Groupthink

Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Richard Feynman, was a member of the presidential commission charged with looking into the 1986 Challenger shuttle explosion in which seven astronauts, including Teacher in Space" Christa McAuliffe, lost their lives. Feynman, a very popular Cal Tech physics professor at the time, describes his experience as a member of the commission as they met to write their final recommendations:
Sometime in May, at one of our last meetings, we got around to making a list of possible recommendations. Somebody would say, "Maybe one of the things we should discuss is the establishment of a safety board.

 
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