fatuism
/fæˈtuːɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A disposition to make or accept foolish or injudicious decisions, often due to a lack of information or understanding.
“The company’s decision to invest in the project was based on a case of fatuism, as they did not conduct adequate market research.”
2. noun
A type of foolishness or foolish decision-making.
“The politician’s fatuism led to a series of unwise policies that ultimately damaged the country’s economy.”