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Old Dec 13th 2006 | 5:12 pm
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Originally Posted by chels
I've read about this experiment before, and other experiments about how natural it is for people to look to 'authority' to guide them even in circumstance where, when you look at it as outsiders, it seems incredibly they would behave in such ways. Very few people apparently will actually buck the system.
As the most intelligent, accomplished and powerful animals on the face of this planet, we like to believe that human beings are noble creatures.

But it is simply not true.

Every one of us is only as noble as our most recent thought, impulse, or action.
 
Old Dec 13th 2006 | 5:20 pm
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another aspect of it was the victim's inability to escape - that running naked through the restaurant was a worse option than being abused in a back room.
Witness the awesome power of social taboos.
 

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