65% of Ordinary People Will Kill a Stranger If Told To

In this thought-provoking reel, viewers are taken through the chilling details of Stanley Milgram’s infamous obedience experiments conducted in 1961 at Yale University. The video begins by setting up the experiment's premise and introduces its deceptive setup involving a teacher and learner roles. As it progresses, the narration delves into the shocking reactions from participants as they follow orders to administer painful electric shocks despite clear distress from the 'learner'. The mood is tense and unsettling, culminating in the revelation that sixty-five percent of participants continued to shock at dangerously high levels. This video would appeal to those interested in psychology, ethics, and social behavior, sparking discussions on obedience and authority.