Can you explain the conjunction fallacy using the Linda problem?

The conjunction fallacy is illustrated by the Linda problem, where respondents often believe that Linda, described as politically active and concerned with discrimination, is more likely to be a bank teller and active in the feminist movement than just a bank teller. This misjudgment occurs because the latter option resembles Linda's description more closely, despite the fact that the probability of two events occurring together cannot exceed the probability of either event occurring alone.