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Low agency in a 2 minute video: Derren Brown creates a compliance test He places 3 actors into a room The actors stand up and sit down when the bell rings He then introduces real people into the room It's fascinating AND terrifying how many people blindly copy the... other people -- simply because. Mimetic low agency OS takes over. You can see from the initial look on their faces that they know it's not right -- but they copy and paste the room -- because they don't want to stand out. Some thoughts: 1. Look at the guys face at 0.50 It's the emperors new clothes moment He can see everyone is naked But he feels naked by not going along with the tribe 2. We need a word for that moment at 0.50 Is there a good english word for that moment? It's the feeling of looking wrong socially being more important than being wrong in reality. The first step to identifying that moment is having a word 3. The blind spot trap What is fascinating about this video is that nobody watches this, including myself, thinks they would do this But the odds are, that's not true... That blind spot is part of the trap. What a video.show more

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This was taken from my research into high agency The full thing will drop soon on --> Get a link as soon as it's out.

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Flash Shelton, an anti-squatting activist, reveals how squatters in California exploit tenant laws, blurring the lines between tenant rights and unlawful occupation. He shares strategies for dealing with squatters and the challenges homeowners face in reclaiming their properties.

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Simon Ducharmevor 1 Jahr

This is a low stake situation in which someone simply assumes that if everyone does an action he/she must be the one who missed the info. Here the action has no cost to the self, it reflect a simple prosocial behavior rather than some worrisome low sense of agency

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Replicating patterns is perfectly fine. Replicating patterns when it is counter to a goal is when issues arise. Breaking those patterns, when it is a goal you actually care about, is high agency. Lack of a meaningful goal, we call mimicking patterns culture.

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Brian Dolan - Waste Automationvor 1 Jahr

The 2020-2022 Panic Era in 2 minutes

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I'd probably assume there had been some instruction that I'd missed.

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Michael Dorauschvor 1 Jahr

Fascinating. Robert Cialdini had great studies like what's playing out here, easy to reproduce if you have enough participants.

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Brian Dolan - Waste Automationvor 1 Jahr

This facial expression is representing knowing submission to illogical ridiculousness.

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If one is a rare non-lemming, one can observe this behavior constantly. Laughter evoking fake laughter, applause, etc.

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Alain Breillattvor 1 Jahr

You don’t need a new word. Robert Cialdini wrote a whole book on Influence that examines the research and real world examples of influenced behavior. This is a combination of Social Proof and Unity.

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I. Lausannopoulosvor 1 Jahr

Isn't there a selection bias? What is the probability of a high-agency person learning about and even more so deciding to participate in these fake studies?

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Wall Street Apes

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Coffeezilla thinks that $STRC is going to fail because it's 11.5% yield is "Too good to be true" comparing it to the Terra Luna moment and described it as a "Ponzi Scheme". There's absolutely no substance to his claims because he doesn't understand it. He sees the headline interest return and then compares it to every other high yield return product but spectacularly misses the fact that this product is nothing like them. Saylor recently did an interview with Bankless and mentioned there were '3 types of people in the world - Optimists, Pessimists & Alarmists". Coffeezilla in this instance is an alarmist. He says that Strategy are 'not obligated to pay you the yield'. Correct....but it's clearly not in their interest to not pay the divided, so why would they not? As Saylor correctly says: "You need to have a stochastic view of the world. We could list 100 things that could go wrong, but the real threat is you get hit by a truck because you're not looking both ways while you cross the street." $STRC is the real deal. Anyone who has watched it closely over the past 8+ months will tell you that.

Coffeezilla thinks that $STRC is going to fail because it's 11.5% yield is "Too good to be true" comparing it to the Terra Luna moment and described it as a "Ponzi Scheme". There's absolutely no substance to his claims because he doesn't understand it. He sees the headline interest return and then compares it to every other high yield return product but spectacularly misses the fact that this product is nothing like them. Saylor recently did an interview with Bankless and mentioned there were '3 types of people in the world - Optimists, Pessimists & Alarmists". Coffeezilla in this instance is an alarmist. He says that Strategy are 'not obligated to pay you the yield'. Correct....but it's clearly not in their interest to not pay the divided, so why would they not? As Saylor correctly says: "You need to have a stochastic view of the world. We could list 100 things that could go wrong, but the real threat is you get hit by a truck because you're not looking both ways while you cross the street." $STRC is the real deal. Anyone who has watched it closely over the past 8+ months will tell you that.

David Lawrence

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