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1962: The Milgram Experiment reveals why humans keep committing atrocities throughout history.

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Global Statistics1 年前

What did the 1961 Milgram experiments show? That 65% of people will do what their authority tells them, including repeatedly electrocuting another human, despite warnings that its potentially lethal Please NEVER stop questioning “authority” 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

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Remi1 年前

Stanley Milgram found out that 80% of people would press the button and potentially Kill the person in the other room, as long as authority would tell them to

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Remi1 年前

The 1963 Milgram Experiment One of the most famous psychological experiments of our time - Stanley Milgram demonstrates how easy it is to get others following orders from a person in an authoritative position. Combine the human psyche with Legacy Media & Corporate Pseudo-science & it’s easier to understand the events of the last several years & the mass compliance we all saw.

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Nine Foot Couch1 年前

The same people who now push young children to get their COVID vaccines and boosters.

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CRIC CRAZY STATS ( Fantasy 1 Cricket)1 年前

What did the 1961 Milgram experiments show? That 65% of people will do what their authority tells them, including repeatedly electrocuting another human, despite warnings that its potentially lethal

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Magical Life ✨1 年前

What was the Milgram Experiment?

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angraj karan jhansi1 年前

Milgram's study aimed to understand how ordinary Germans could participate in the Holocaust during WWII. His findings suggested that: 1. Obedience to authority can override moral principles. 2. Individuals may diffuse responsibility when following orders. 3. The presence of an authority figure can lead to a reversal of moral values.

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Manifest Express✨1 年前

This experiment revealed a disturbing aspect of human behavior: people are often willing to obey authority, even when it conflicts with their moral values. Milgram’s findings suggest that atrocities throughout history, including genocides and wars, can be explained by people's tendency to follow orders rather than act on their personal ethics.

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BeardiesOrg1 年前

The one part of this experiment i'll always remember is this one volunteer came in with his arms crossed and really grouchy. While the nice volunteers continued to follow instructions to shock, this grouchy volunteer refused to continue despite assurances from authority.

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porter (∎, ∆)1 年前

And it's been repeated many times with the same result

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