Coquettish Rebirth

When these experimenters heard the "students" next door reacting "increasingly uncomfortable", of course some people expressed concern, and Milgram and the others had prepared countermeasures before, and they would stop the experiment when the experimenters expressed concern The answers to the first four requests were as follows—"Continue", "This experiment requires you to continue, please continue", "It is necessary for you to continue", "You have no right to choose, you must continue!".Originally, Milgram and the others had thought about it. If someone made a request to stop the experiment for the fifth time after saying that they would stop four times and then heard the assistants tell them to continue, then they would stop the experiment.

Before conducting such an experiment, the professor and his assistants privately guessed how many people would make the fifth stop request, "at least 90% or even 99%" their team guessed.After all, those who were tricked into participating in the experiment did not know that the "student" next door was not a real person. They thought the next door was a real person, and the people next door screamed like that and even didn't respond directly. Don't they have any conscience at all? Don't you worry?Normal people should be unwilling to continue the experiment when they hear the other party's screams?So the professors and the others felt that, unless it was a weird perverted murderer or a perverted sadist, how could someone make the "student" unresponsive after being shocked, and continue to obediently increase the voltage to the highest voltage and continue to shock the other party?

It turned out that in Milgram's first experiment, 65 percent of the participants reached the maximum 450-volt punishment, although they all showed discomfort; Questioning the experiment, some even said they wanted their money back for the experiment.But none of the participants insisted on stopping before reaching 300 volts.Later, Milgram himself and many psychologists around the world also did similar or different experiments, but they all got similar results.In order to confirm this experiment, many experiments with changed architecture were also produced.Dr. Thomas Bass of the University of Maryland-Baltimore County performed a meta-analysis after repeating the experiment many times, and he found that no matter the time and place of the experiment.In each experiment, a certain percentage of participants were willing to apply lethal volts, between 61% and 66%!

In other words, even if it is to torture people to obey orders, even if those who are ordered have a conscience, [-]% to [-]/[-] of them will choose to obey orders that do not conform to their conscience !This is the herding nature of human beings, and this is the obedience of human beings!Even [-]% to [-]/[-] of the "good guys" who are unwilling to continue.Even after expressing their unwillingness to continue, none of them took the initiative to care about what happened to the person opposite!No one asked to see if the person opposite was in danger of life!They just said that they couldn't go on, then turned around and left!It seems that they chose to give up just because their own morality can't bear this kind of conscience torture, not because the person opposite is dying and needs to save someone!From this point of view, if you really want to organize a massacre, then no one on your side will stand up for the massacred!

Since it is really so easy to fool people, then of course Jia Hongjian arranged for Bain to fool people in the same way in the movie!What does Jia Hongjian's films focus on?That is true!Although such a realistic filming method may involve teaching criminal methods or something——isn’t the German movie also released?Even in the United States, it was screened on a small scale, and no one criticized the movie. What are we afraid of?So in such a film.Jia Hongjian then arranged for Bain and his subordinates to be like the teacher in "The Wave" and start to make uniform clothes and gestures!First of all, let’s talk about their organization. The slogan at the beginning is to give everyone a chance to relax, stimulate and have fun!Originally, at the beginning, it was said that they organized a group to take everyone to "fish" in the waters on the Canadian side of the Great Lakes, but in fact, they got a boat and took everyone to a place along the coast of the Great Lakes in Canada. All kinds of nonsense in the secret base!

On this boat, there are all kinds of unscrupulous, all kinds of chaos!With this kind of opportunity for sex, some middle-class people are so happy that they are about to faint!At this time, let them hold Bain's thigh and call Dad.It is estimated that they will be happy!Then, arrange for everyone to have unified gestures and signs.Let me tell you that such a fun place is still a membership system. Although everyone has to spend money to come, although the money is not expensive, not everyone can come!Only those who are willing to join such a group and can keep a secret after being tested by the organization are eligible to join such a group to enjoy the "holiday"!Such a statement makes everyone very agreeable!After all, for the middle class who can already come to the Bain base in Canada to have fun, it is quite cheap to come to Bain.For a hundred dollars, you can spend a weekend drinking and drinking, this is a cheap mess!The price is almost the same as real fishing!Such a cheap and fun-seeking place, if cats and dogs can come in casually, what if these people talk out their mouths, and finally such a base is exposed and banned?Then don't you have nothing to play again?Don't you want to see Batman's poker face every day?

Of course everyone is unwilling!So in such a situation.Bain established such a "club", and then he was in the club, so his status was naturally quite high!To the outside world, Bain declared himself a rich man. He used to be an orphan in Gotham City, but was later adopted by people from other cities, and then grew up to become a rich man. Rich man, so he wants to support his "hometown" now... Not many people believe such a statement, but it seems that Bain really paid for it for everyone to enjoy, so everyone respects Bain Plus, try to obey his orders or something.

As time progressed, although such an organization yelled to reject outsiders on the surface, in fact it did not relax at all to absorb outsiders!This thing is like an American fraternity—the American fraternity is also a kind of "welfare society". If you enter this fraternity, you will be "brothers" with all kinds of seniors in the fraternity. Then you can be introduced by your seniors to expand your network.Then there will be various welfare parties every now and then, maybe you can have some fun inside.On the surface, it sounds like it is still a combination for eating, drinking and having fun?otherwise!JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, the largest and third largest U.S. banks, have long been business rivals.But don't be surprised if you hear that Jimmy Lee, JPMorgan's vice-chairman, and Vikram Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, are fraternizing at an intimate party.Because they are members of the same fraternity, this relationship is far more important than the interests of their respective companies!

In the U.S.Fraternity is a love-hate relationship.They are spread all over colleges and universities, with a large number of people, but they always engage in small group activities, which are full of mystery.The members of the fraternity indulged in drinking and sex, and behaved absurdly, but many political and business dignitaries such as the president of the United States and the presidents of large companies were born among them.The fraternity is a social organization prevalent in high schools and colleges in North America. Its history can be traced back to 200, more than 1750 years ago.In the second oldest university in the United States, the College of William and Mary in Virginia, the first fraternity fhc in history was born. These three English letters are the abbreviation of "Flat Hat Club".Its motto is "fraternity, humanity, understanding." It was originally intended to bring students with the same interests together to discuss academic issues, but it seems to be a misnomer.Thomas Jefferson, a member of the fraternity and the third president of the United States, once wrote in a letter: "When I was a student at the College of William and Mary, the school had an organization called fhc. It had 6 members. I was One of them. But the Brotherhood has no useful purpose, and now I don't know if it still exists."

Today, there are thousands of fraternities in North America.And they are not based on the school as a unit, but self-contained.across all colleges and universities.Membership in fraternities is tight-knit, and the standards for membership are strict.First of all, to join the membership, one needs to apply and win the trust of old members through a series of interviews.After that, you have to pass a series of tests organized by the organization.These tests contain the naivety and recklessness unique to college young people, such as running around naked on campus, doing push-ups on broken glass, and holding up bricks to recite texts.Everyone's entrance test is different, and most of them are improvised by old members.After passing several tests, the applicant officially becomes a member, and the organization will issue a unique emblem.And given a Greek name.At the same time, participants must also sign a confidentiality agreement, and any information related to the organization must not be disclosed to outsiders.After joining the membership, the test is not over. Newcomers will be subjected to various corporal punishment and insults from old members for a long time until newer members join.According to data from a website for the prevention of bullying in the United States, as of February 2010, 2, fraternities and sororities had killed 12 boys and 90 girls because of "teaching new people"!

The fraternity membership process is harsh and cruel, and the activities after membership are mainly drinking parties.But why does this seemingly useless organization continue to attract a large number of young people?The reason is that the fraternity is a closely united small circle, and once one becomes a member of the circle, one can obtain network resources that will benefit one's life.According to statistics, among the top 500 companies in the United States selected by Forbes magazine, 14 executives were members of a fraternity in college, and the CEOs of 120 companies were members of a fraternity.The current or former CEOs of many well-known companies such as Citigroup, AIG, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and General Motors all participated in the Brotherhood.Fraternities also represent 48 percent of U.S. presidents, 42 percent of senators, 30 percent of representatives, and 40 percent of U.S. Supreme Court justices.Since the membership of the fraternity is lifelong, a newcomer who joins the fraternity will become "brothers" with all the important people, and will benefit in his career.

One of the most famous rich men in the fraternity is Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.While a student at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, he joined the Alpha-Sigma-Pie fraternity, where his father was also a member.Buffett's membership test involves going to a department store to buy oversized lingerie and panties, which embarrasses him to the extreme.It is said that after joining the club, he liked to talk about investment methods at parties, and some people later became his clients.However, those fraternities with better prestige are not just able to join if you have the courage to "buy underwear". You also need to have a prominent background or outstanding ability, which is one of the reasons why fraternity members are more likely to succeed.In the movie "The Social Network", Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, wanted to enter Harvard's most prestigious fraternity "Order of the Phoenix", but was rejected because he was too mediocre.Of course, the reality of Zuckerberg is not so miserable, he is a member of the Alpha-Epsilon-Pie fraternity at Harvard University.

The fraternity clique is tenured and very low-key at the same time.According to the confidentiality agreement, outsiders are strictly prohibited from entering the fraternity's activities, and members are not allowed to disclose the inside information of the activities.There has always been a lot of curiosity about the role of the bigwigs in the fraternity.These fraternity gatherings have become the inside story that the outside world most wants to spy on.And Bain and the others made such a thing, it is like a fraternity!It is also strictly confidential to the outside world, and it is also eating, drinking and having fun all day long, but it also allows everyone to help each other!In this way, is it very capable of attracting everyone's lifelong loyalty to such an organization? (To be continued..)