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Also, encyclopedic texts should start by defining what something is in general terms, not by example. |
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(None of this is meant to discredit the author's contribution, but should someone who feel able to improve the text come along these are my suggestions.) |
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Examples of the herd mentality include the early adopters of high technology products such as cell phones and iPods, as well as stock market trends, fashions in apparel, cars, home décor, etc.
While early adopters may lead the herd, they seldom suffer from herd mentality. Clearly it's the mainstream, the followers, who provide examples of herd mentality.
Also, encyclopedic texts should start by defining what something is in general terms, not by example.
(None of this is meant to discredit the author's contribution, but should someone who feel able to improve the text come along these are my suggestions.)