Why do many people act this way?

[MacDaddyRico]

Mind boggling!

This experiment perfectly illustrates another experiment involving experimental gene therapy aka the jab, and how so many people were tripping over themselves to get it and then brag on social media about getting it while putting those who chose not to get it down for their decision.

Lots of folks are dying suddenly of blood clots and/or heart conditions, by the way.

Mainstream media is suppressing the facts.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Of course we have a natural inclination to go with the crowd. Humans are social creatures, we want to be accepted and included in social groups. Does that mean critical thinking skills go out the window sometimes? Yeah, but it’s not any worse than you see in a church or an underfunded school. There were other experiments like this, one college had a group of 4 people, 3 of whom were told to say that any red color they see is blue and 1 normal person. As they asked what colors they saw and the 1 person said the red is red, the other 3 kept insisting the red was blue, that he was wrong, he wasn’t seeing correctly, and every time with that social pressure they said it was blue despite seeing red. Does this mean he was stupid? No, it means he was afraid and he didn’t want to see what would happen if he continued to assert that he was right when the majority of people around him were telling him he was wrong. This experiment isn’t an example of intellectual inequities, just peer pressure. I say everything that happens in your video also falls as an experiment of peer pressure.

[MacDaddyRico]

Well, I must be different because I never really wanted to be part of the crowd. I've always been a loner, since Kindergarten.
I'm not anti-social as much as I just don't like the drama associated with "friendships."
And damn if I succumb to peer pressure, especially if I'm right or the controllers are trying to make me stand for no damn reason other than a bell rang.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I’m sorry you never had any good friendships you felt comfortable with

[MacDaddyRico]

Story of my life
Thank you

[Anonymous]

That's been true for over 100 years.