stackyFACTSYou do not even need a real person watching you. Slapping a poorly drawn set of eyes on a wall is enough to make humans instantly behave better, as the audience effect easily tricks our incredibly gullible nervous system.
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Play a specific pair of synthesized musical tones, and half the population will swear it goes up in pitch while the other half promises it goes down. The…
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Slap on some dark shades and suddenly you feel like an untraceable secret agent. Obscuring your eyes completely short-circuits standard social accountability…
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Firmly expecting a ball shot out of a curved tube to miraculously continue flying in a curved line. Your profoundly terrible internal physics engine…
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True altruism is shockingly rare; mostly, we just behave well because we fear massive social ruin. The mere whisper of a suggestion that an observer is…
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If a person asking you for directions abruptly swaps places behind a moving door, you probably will not notice. Your visual system is essentially taking…
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