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In 1961, a psychologist at Yale University placed a newspaper ad looking for volunteers. He paid them $4.50 for one hour. They were teachers. Engineers. Salespeople. Ordinary people from ordinary lives. When they arrived, they were told they were helping with a study on learning and memory. They were not. Stanley Milgram wanted to know one thing: how far would an ordinary person go if an authority figure told them to keep going? The answer destroyed everything people believed about human nature. 65% administered what they believed was a potentially lethal electric shock to a complete stranger. Not because they were cruel. Not because they wanted to. Because a man in a lab coat said four words. Please continue. In this video: the exact setup of the Milgram experiment and why it was so effective, the shock generator and what the labels actually said, the four prods β the only four sentences the experimenter ever said, what happened at 300 volts when the learner went silent, why 65% reached the end of the dial, the 17 variations Milgram ran and what they revealed about the precise conditions that produce obedience, the agentic state β the psychological mechanism that switches off your moral judgment without you noticing, and five signals that tell you when you are currently inside it. This is not a video about a 1961 experiment. The office where your manager asks you to do something you know is wrong. The meeting where nobody speaks because the senior person hasn't spoken yet. The system where everyone follows the procedure and nobody assembles what the procedure is actually producing. All of it is Milgram. Running without a lab coat. Running on you. Right now. βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ Human Code explores the psychology and hidden patterns that shape your life β the ones you couldn't name until now. New video every week. βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ β οΈ Five signals the agentic state is active in you: 1. You've stopped asking if it's right and started asking if you're doing it correctly 2. The moral weight feels like it belongs to someone else 3. You're more afraid of disrupting the situation than the outcome 4. You're waiting for someone with more authority to name what you already know 5. You're telling yourself it's not your responsibility because you didn't design the system Which one are you recognising right now? βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ
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