A Bullying experiment

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A tram full of grown men and women stood by as a kid got beaten and stabbed and didn't do anything.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/basics/bystander-effect

If I was attacked, I would hope there would just be a few people nearby - more likely to help.

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[KonstantinosM]

I believe in the golden rule. If it's an ad it's probably bullshit.

Notice the camera movements, angles, closeups. That means there was someone in there with a camera filming possibly close up to the people being filmed. Was it a cellphone? Or an obvious cameraman with the camera rolling.

People will act differently when observed.

Also is the data from people who know they're being recorded or from people who didn't know.

Is there a place where we can see the full footage? Are there security tapes released from that BK?

I just can't take this "experiment" seriously.

[Ailmand]

That's the hardest part of human nature. The sense of humanity isn't existing in some cases. There are times where people are getting selfish and they just follow the trend. In some cases, there are just people who are incapable of helping so we can't judge them for their actions. It maybe depends on how the experiment was done. Cases of bullying would only decrease if everyone would know how to defend themselves not to tolerate it.

[Arian247]

The generation we're in has lost it morals, that's why peope would rather recorded an accident happening than help the victim. People no longer have sympathy towards other fellow humans what they're after is vain gratification, they rather post online and act sympathetic but do nothing in real life. I fear we're reaching the end of mankind as we know it

[Arian247]

A tram full of grown men and women stood by as a kid got beaten and stabbed and didn't do anything.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/basics/bystander-effect

If I was attacked, I would hope there would just be a few people nearby - more likely to help.

If I was attacked and people nearby do nothing to help I'll make sure I don't go down alone one of the bullies will surely go with me. This is just sad

[roosbit]

A very sad experiment conducted in a Burger King. First a a kid gets bullied, pushed around etc to see how people will react. After that the customers get served with a crushed burger. The results are staggering! 95 of the customers who were served a crushed burger reported it and demanded a new one but only 12% of customers tried to protect the bullied kid.

This reminded me of a case dating back a few years ago that took place in a neighbouring country. A 16 year old kid gets attacked in a tram by two 17 year olds. One pulls a knife and stabs him repeatedly in the chest. The boy dies before the paramedics arrived. A tram full of grown men and women stood by as a kid got beaten and stabbed and didn't do anything. But hey, at least they didn't record it so that they could have a cool video to share on their facebook page.

Take a look at the video on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnKPEsbTo9s

Welcome to the 21st century where situations like these need someone to step-in immediately when things are about to turn out ugly but instead people opt to take out their smart phones to capture everything on camera for the personal gain.

Honestly where did we really go wrong

[turkandjaydee]

Check out this scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRS43Ld1Qk8

It makes sense and should be work on some people and some time. And still better than 100% fail / dont try anything.

Have you ever seen a bully who lost satisfaction with the violence he was doing?


Oh ya, there are some bullying cases where the victims are killed. But sometimes it always starts from small bullying.