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Experiment in the 60s at Yale university. Go figure 🤔.
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67% of the population does not a have a fully developed soul, the Theosophists have been documenting the spark in the machine for ages This is why only 10% of the top men get all the women. They got soul

This study helps to explain how people do terrible things during say the holocaust. As long as your able to pass blame to people “ordering you to do it” it allows otherwise normal people to engage in terrible behavior through the passing of blame.

The experiment was to gain insights on authority responses in humans for j-ish supremacy. This study proved invaluable during covid, as they could rely that 67% will obey Fauci ( lab coat). They also use authority figures in media, entertainment, sports, music, movies… to manipulate your mind. They found they could indirectly murder millions of Whites without suspicion of the authority. It had nothing to do with the study of the chain of command in Nazi guards.

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Now do that experiment with law enforcement.

Most of these social experiments have been proven to be unrepeatable. Aka bullshit

Yes, It’s a big deal. But the biggest deal is the fact that a grant paid for this experiment to be done. And thousands like this. They wanted all that data for a reason. I’m not scared that humans are capable of this. I’m scared of the people who wanted to see the limits.

That is what our education system, cartoons, movies, and books have trained people to do.

I thought this study was exposed as fraudulent, that all participants were playing roles.

Milgram experiment
