The Acali Raft Experiment Might Restore Your Faith in Humanity

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• HO

  @HotS-6778 · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  This just goes to show Humans are naturally prone to sharing and loving each other, it’s only when an authority figure pops in, that he/she divides and manipulates

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• CU

  @cubirk · 3 years ago (edited)

  he wanted to find the reason behind human violence<br>well he found it<br>some people just want other people to fight each other.... for their own gain

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• BE

  @begreater2344 · 2 months ago

  His experiment worked. The source of human violence is manipulative assholes with power.

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• MO

  @morgancasey · 6 months ago

  Santiago wanted to find the source of violence, he just needed a mirror

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• TA

  @tamkin007 · 2 months ago

  Calling him a scientist is generous.

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• RE

  @reporeport · 3 years ago

  if he&apos;d been a tv producer instead of a scientist he would&apos;ve been wildly successful

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• TH

  @TheAwsomeSawse · 3 years ago

  Imagine an alternate timeline where the group did plot to kill him. He would’ve ironically gotten his wish.

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• XI

  @XiOjala · 2 months ago

  Their greatest achievement was in overcoming their desire to throw Santiago overboard.

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• KA

  @karmatraining · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s almost like humans have spent hundreds of thousands, if not millions of years living in small groups with tight bonds and supporting each other to survive and got very good at it over time.

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• SC

  @schwarzerritter5724 · 3 years ago

  Santiago: &quot;I make a woman captain, that will surely make any insecure man revolt.&quot;<br>Also Santiago: &quot;How dare that woman tell me what to do!?&quot;

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• DA

  @darkwingscooter9637 · 3 years ago

  Another thing is that having a clear antagonist really helps social cohesion. He torpedoed his own experiment.

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• JA

  @jamjox9922 · 1 month ago

  This is literally the &quot;STOP HAVING FUNNN!&quot; meme in real life 😂

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