Broad-minded yet narrow: Intellectual communities

Intellectual communities, often perceived as open-minded, are actually quite closed and insular. The traditional supporters of these communities are abandoning them and are unwilling to expose their children to such environments. The notion that these communities can remain unaffected by this exodus is highly unlikely. The insularity of intellectual communities is evident in their inward-focused evaluation process and decision-making style.

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