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and some say I have a face for radio others. A voice for print today. We’re going to talk about the salomon Ash conformity experiment and why the herd mentality and us trying to globalize and trying to bring everybody in the world together with similar values is going to probably be honestly the downfall of society today, you know when I was in the Philippines. I have a tattoo that’s about one inch on my back. It’s in the middle of my back.

It Was From A Woman Named

Wang ud and she’s older than a hundred years, and she used to tattoo tribal head hunters in the Philippines. They literally went out and ward against other tribes and when one one member of her tribe killed somebody else in another tribe and brought back the head. Then they got a tattoo for it well needless to say that’s not been a practice that is common in Philippines. For a little while so she just tattoos celebrities and other people and I hiked in the woods and traveled several hours and many jeepneys and hiking over mountains and down dirt paths to get to her village and in this village was a few hundred people and they grew their own rice and they had chickens that they raised and they had other vegetables and fruits and they got water where they went down a ravine gathered water brought it back up boiled it and drank it and that’s that’s how they lived the one thing that struck me. They.

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Even Had A Little Schoolhouse There Where

they were teaching children, but what they were teaching them was Filipino culture, Filipino language and what really struck me with this is Everybody was so happy. Everybody got along very well. They they acted like more than neighbors. They acted like a big family and I don’t remember the research but somewhere. It said that humans can really only care about 150 people at all.

We Like You Can Only Really Remember

and have emotional attachment to about 150 people because that’s how we were designed so now. When we try to globalize everything and we try to get everyone to care about everything and every problem that every person and every culture. You end up basically becoming very apathetic like you just can’t care about that much and and I know this is true because you see video of somebody getting. beaten up and and hurt online and you go man that’s awful that really sucks moving on even if you want to care even if you should care the only time it really strikes home for some people if if is it’s an elderly person if it’s an animal like a puppy or a kitten or a child because that’s a universal inbred thing of we we need to look out for those of the those that cannot look out for themselves, but when it’s another dude and it’s a fist fight and you see a guy get Ko’d and falls face first and it’s a meme and everybody’s like laughing and joking and pointing . These are two people that just got in a physical confrontation and one of them got knocked out cold um you should and and maybe even hurt himself seriously you know ends up face.

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Planting Or Something And Breaking A

nose or whatever we now find find humor in this where if you were in a smaller community where when if you were with a group of people that actually cared about each other, not only would you want to not have them fight, but you’d want to try to resolve the issue and find out what’s going on Now we just we just find it funny and look I’m not saying I’m above anybody else like I’ve seen. I’ve seen some stuff on the internet that you kind of kind of have a laugh at or or that where it makes you do the lemon face. I call it where you go You know, but there it’s not an emotional impact where you can actually have empathy for this human being because we’re inundated with so many things today that we don’t have that empathy anymore, So the the solomon ash can form any experiment and one of the reasons why I mentioned this small village in the Philippines is because there they all have the same goal have the rice grow have the chickens have enough chickens have enough food be able to gather enough water enough food they did not have electricity. They did not have electrical pumps. I think they did have a reservoir of something up because it’s on a hillside and a pretty steep hillside, and it kind of came down and flattened out and then came down and that’s where the little village was and then over on another hillside.

Was The Rice Paddies That Kind Of Were

cut into layers down through the um the mountainside and what I think they did is. They had a water reservoir, something that caught water and they could. They did have a couple of PVC pipes that came down that they could open up and they did have concrete and some other things. But I mean it was not by any means a a modernized village, but they all had the same goal of like loving each other getting along very well surviving eating having food teaching their young ones about their culture and and hunting and that was kind of it and and it’s very much going back to basics, but they all had the very same similar long-term goal well if you ask people today. What their Long-term goal is it’s different for everyone around the world.

If You Were To Talk To Many In

other cultures, their goals would be like to survive to make enough to make enough money to have food water a roof over my head and and I s and I can say that firsthand I’ve seen those type of villages and cities, whether it was in Egypt. Whether it was in Thailand, whether it was in southeast Asia almost anywhere and then you go to something like Japan, and they’re very modernized like we are, but if you ask someone that’s maybe Japanese like what is your long-term goal. It’s probably going to be a lot different than than an American which is different from you know a rural town, German and different from someone living in the sub-saharan of Africa, so by trying to bring everybody together you end up. of PC culture and politically correct and everybody needs to have you need to respect the rights of every other human being. Even if your long-term goals are vastly different.

Even If Your Culture, Your Religion, The

way that you look at the world is different, You need to respect that and and that’s not going to work in the long time or in the long term and I’m going to tell you why because we’re going to read today From this is from simple psychology. I’m just going to read the the intro to this and then I have the Wikipedia page now if it comes to anything political um or cultural Wikipedia is not a good source, but for something like this, it seems to be pretty valid and I came across this article and what it is is. Simon Solomon Ash conducted an experiment to investigate the extent to which social pressures from a majority group could affect a person to conform. He believed the main problem with sheriff’s conformity experiment was that there was no correct answer to the ambiguous autokinetic experiment. How could we be sure that a person conformed when there was no correct answer.

So The The Kind Of The Idea Of

this is if I’m in a room and you ask me questions that seem to be relatively obvious and I I would give an answer and it would be usually correct but when you’re surrounded by other people and they all give the wrong answer would that change my correct answer to a wrong answer to fit in with the group. The reason why this is important today is because on facebook on social media on Twitter on the news media just about. Everything is trying to get you to conform to a different way of viewing it and a good example of this is of the LGBtQ community. They have put a very big campaign forward that says not only did we we want the same rights as everyone to get married, which I’m fine with because they can suffer like everybody else as I say often, but we also want to teach this to kids. We want drag time story hour.

We Want To Be Able To Go

into schools and if you say that biologically a male cannot biologically become a female and a female cannot biologically become a male well. Then you’re going to be that’s considered now hateful speech and that’s going to be removed from social media well to people that are I would say biologists or people of the religious community almost any religious community and many of us that have a couple of atoms to rub together in our brain. You can say that’s not actually accurate. You know the world does not work like that and because of that um a lot of a lot of creators and a lot of people are being silenced. My argument is always the fact of you know next to me here.

I Have A Dog When He

was a puppy. They they fix them and so he cannot procreate well. They remove his his boys his testicles and were they to continue and just remove his phallic symbol were they to remove anything those three parts that make. him male can he have puppies? Can another male come up behind him and get him to have puppies? The answer of course is no well.

The Only Difference Between That And

a human being when it comes to everything else is a human being is a a smarter, more creative, more artistic, more compassionate being and they can say but I feel I feel differently than a man, but that that still doesn’t change biology so the reason why I bring all this up is because if you disagree with that premise right now you’re being shut down on on various platforms, and there’s no way to force someone to believe differently unless it becomes pervasive in the culture and that is what they’re trying to push and the way they do that is by making people conform to something even if they think it’s wrong because the next. Generation after that will be less likely to feel the original way and they’ll be more likely to conform and so on and so forth until you have a generation of people that will completely conform with everything that they’re told and that they will just believe quote the science. Even though the science says otherwise so let me read from the Wikipedia page and then we’re going to get into. I have a dating profile that’s more than a dating profile.

Its A Full Discussion On It As

well as a couple of of examples that I’ve brought up and I don’t want to go too too in depth because my longer videos. Don’t seem to be enjoyed by many people and I want the more people to kind of know about this stuff so the ash conformity experiments from Wikipedia in psychology, Ash conformity experiments or the ash. Paradigm were a series of studies directed by Solomon.

Summary

We’re going to talk about the salomon Ash conformity experiment and why the herd mentality is going to probably be the downfall of society today, you know when I was in the Philippines.& I have a tattoo that’s about one inch on my back.& It was from a woman named Wang ud and she’s older than a hundred years, and she used to tattoo tribal head hunters. They literally went out and ward against other tribes and when one one one member of her tribe killed somebody else in another tribe and brought back the head.& Then they got a tattoo for it well needless to say that’s not been a practice that is common in Philippines. The village was a few hundred people and they grew their own rice and they had chickens that they raised . They got water where they went down a ravine gathered water brought it back up boiled it and drank it and that’s that’s the one thing that struck me.& Even had a little schoolhouse there they were teaching children…. Click here to read more and watch the full video