/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3468159
Yes, sorry, here it is.

I am leaving 4chan. I need a shower and some antidepressants... Goodnight

>>3468112
I forgot to delete the address.... I am only saying this out loud because it will be on 4chans servers, or some place, and I want it clearly shown that I never intended for this to happen. It just spiraled out of control.....

>>3468101
That was it! She was in the doorway of her house. It was a glass door, and a thug broke in. She lived in a large city, so people would often pass by the front door. She was being stabbed and raped for over an hour, and when someone saw, they would have a few people would rush to the door, and then the killer would turn around the corner of the hall, looking like he ran away. Everyone assumed that he had run away, and that someone had called the police. So this went on for over 30 minutes... saying something about how fucked up society is....

Last pic...

>>3468077
All I am trying to do is get this man's research out. I hope that someone captured a screenshot, and can send it to the police if something bad happens. I dont want to get involved in a murder. Besides, do you really want to pick on a 96 year old? Are you really that much of a douchebag?

>>3468068
I dont knw why I called it kitty hawks, but I remmember one murder case that got the sociologists all in a frenzy. The lady was stabbed 30 times and raped for over an hour before dying. The guy got away. Over 100 people witnessed it in broad daylight. Each one simply said, "I thought the other guy would help...."

I think its the bystander effect.

>>3468058
True. Isnt this called "the Kitty Hawks affect?"

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>>3468031
Troll all you want.

>>3467998
Okay. I am starting a new theread!
http://boards.4chan.org/sci/res/3468024http://boards.4chan.org/sci/res/3468024http://boards.4chan.or
g/sci/res/3468024http://boards.4chan.org/sci/res/3468024>>3468024

I want no responsibility for what results of this. I posted the letter and his address was on it. I thought anon had decency, but they are apparantly going to harass a 96 year old WW2 survivor.... I am posting the final pages of the Physical Control of the Mind seminar.

>>3467590
They werent conventions, but seminars. They were meetings at different universities, the Cajal Institute, Autonomous Univ of Madrid, Yale, Harvard, etc. No reporters allowed, mostly. Not many people took them seriously.

Max limit of 150 images reached....

>>3467973
>>Oh, god no... My heart just sunk when I found out that some people said they are going to Delgado's house. Please dont, I am just trying to show the world his work... He is 96, I dont know if he could handle the publicity. Anon can spam me all he wants, but leave this man out of it. I thought that even thugs and douchebags had some code of ethics... For Chrissake, he is nearly 100, and a victim of the Spanish Civil War and WWII. Leave him out of this....

Anon has to have some decency.

Oh, god no... My heart just sunk when I found out that some people said they are going to Delgado's house. Please dont, I am just trying to show the world his work... He is 96, I dont know if he could handle the publicity. Anon can spam me all he wants, but leave this man out of it. I thought that even thugs and douchebags had some code of ethics... For Chrissake, he is nearly 100, and a victim of the Spanish Civil War and WWII. Leave him out of this....

>>3467921
Great link! Ill check it out... I have always wondered if it would be possible to create some sort of groupthink virus circulating /b/, and maybe even assassinate a senator or two... Do you think it would be a reasonable goal, provided you followed the lessons of Stanley Milgrim, and Solomon Asch? I mean, if everyone in the country suddenly appears to want to kill a senator, then is it a bad thing?

>>Freedom is slavery!

>>3467915
It did!? Awesome, I am a successful science! Posting more!

>>3467903
Agrees. But his points on crowd control did make sense. His theory of opreant conditioning was a load of crap, though.

>>3467883
You may think that your role is minute or insignificant, but you are not entitled to think that. See the experiments by Solomon Asch on group conformity, and the ones by Stanley Milgrim, who confirmed that 70% of average Americans, from those who were professors, to those who lacked a high school eduication, were willing to kill a man in cold blood. To be fair, there were two guidelines that were needed: 1) Anonymity. The subjects thought that they wouldnt be blamed. 2) The ability to pass the blame to an authority figure. Whatever small role you play in the larger social collective Anonymous is bigger than you may think. Wake up.

>>3467860
Seriously. It stopped being funny a while ago. From reading physiologists and psychologists (Such as BF Skinner) I have learned that giving a group complete and total anonymity encourages hedonistic responses. It is, in the words of Edward Griffin, "A mass orgy." But what happens when that orgy is over? What happens when you have indulged yourselves to capacity? Then the controllers come in (I wont necesarrily call them 'bad guys'). This time theyre after real power. The same happened to the Mayans. They were weakened by war, and the hedonistic society which followed. When the Spaniards came, it was only a matter of time before they were defeated.

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>>3467847
Great, I dont think its gonna get archived now because all you douchebags are bombing it!