Most people become dishinibited in enthusiastic crowd enviornments. They become more suggestible, trusting.
Its a huge part of how group religious gatherings work.
A large concert is in many ways a secular, mass ritual gathering.
I think you could do something like this a considerable number of times.
How many people ‘let loose’ and do something they wouldn’t otherwise normally do, at a concert?
All of those people would be likely to both keep attending these kinds of events and also fall for the exact same schtick, unless or untill a very, very broad social backlash essentially shamed them into not doing so.
Hard disagree.
Most people become dishinibited in enthusiastic crowd enviornments. They become more suggestible, trusting.
Its a huge part of how group religious gatherings work.
A large concert is in many ways a secular, mass ritual gathering.
I think you could do something like this a considerable number of times.
How many people ‘let loose’ and do something they wouldn’t otherwise normally do, at a concert?
All of those people would be likely to both keep attending these kinds of events and also fall for the exact same schtick, unless or untill a very, very broad social backlash essentially shamed them into not doing so.