Tristan Tate
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You know, when I knew psychology was bulls**t. I don't remember where I read this. There was a study done where they take two or three random people and put them into a room, a waiting room, say a doctor's waiting room, with 15 trained actors. And every two and a half minutes, a beep would go off, beep, and every actor would stand up for a second and sit down. And that'd be it.
You know, when I knew psychology was bulls**t. I don't remember where I read this. There was a study done where they take two or three random people and put them into a room, a waiting room, say a doctor's waiting room, with 15 trained actors. And every two and a half minutes, a beep would go off, beep, and every actor would stand up for a second and sit down. And that'd be it.
You know, when I knew psychology was bulls**t. I don't remember where I read this. There was a study done where they take two or three random people and put them into a room, a waiting room, say a doctor's waiting room, with 15 trained actors. And every two and a half minutes, a beep would go off, beep, and every actor would stand up for a second and sit down. And that'd be it.
Every two and a half minutes, beep, the actors would stand up and sit down. And the people who were placed in the room would look around and not really know what's going on. And eventually, after three, four, five beeps, they'd start doing it. They'd copy everyone else. They'd beep, they'd stand up, and they'd sit down. And very few people in this study, very few people,
Every two and a half minutes, beep, the actors would stand up and sit down. And the people who were placed in the room would look around and not really know what's going on. And eventually, after three, four, five beeps, they'd start doing it. They'd copy everyone else. They'd beep, they'd stand up, and they'd sit down. And very few people in this study, very few people,
Every two and a half minutes, beep, the actors would stand up and sit down. And the people who were placed in the room would look around and not really know what's going on. And eventually, after three, four, five beeps, they'd start doing it. They'd copy everyone else. They'd beep, they'd stand up, and they'd sit down. And very few people in this study, very few people,
We'll just sit down the whole time and think, what the f*** are these people doing? And I knew psychology was bulls*** when I read this study and saw that the people who didn't stand up and sit down were labeled psychopaths. These people are psychopaths because the environment didn't affect them or whatever. I'm like, psychopaths? I'm not f***ing standing up for a beep ever.
We'll just sit down the whole time and think, what the f*** are these people doing? And I knew psychology was bulls*** when I read this study and saw that the people who didn't stand up and sit down were labeled psychopaths. These people are psychopaths because the environment didn't affect them or whatever. I'm like, psychopaths? I'm not f***ing standing up for a beep ever.
We'll just sit down the whole time and think, what the f*** are these people doing? And I knew psychology was bulls*** when I read this study and saw that the people who didn't stand up and sit down were labeled psychopaths. These people are psychopaths because the environment didn't affect them or whatever. I'm like, psychopaths? I'm not f***ing standing up for a beep ever.
You can call me a psychopath all you like. And I think it's very scary, psychologists, the way they... can label you something dangerous and suddenly say, you need to take this drug, you need to take this medication.
You can call me a psychopath all you like. And I think it's very scary, psychologists, the way they... can label you something dangerous and suddenly say, you need to take this drug, you need to take this medication.
You can call me a psychopath all you like. And I think it's very scary, psychologists, the way they... can label you something dangerous and suddenly say, you need to take this drug, you need to take this medication.
Psychopaths. There we go. I'm a psychopath. I don't want to tell you guys, I'm a total psychopath. I'll own it. But also, you know, I love this. I love that everyone's different. You're different from me. George is different from Andrew. I love that everyone's different. And there is a sliding scale, certainly, of... Personality types, emotionality. Some people cry at movies.
Psychopaths. There we go. I'm a psychopath. I don't want to tell you guys, I'm a total psychopath. I'll own it. But also, you know, I love this. I love that everyone's different. You're different from me. George is different from Andrew. I love that everyone's different. And there is a sliding scale, certainly, of... Personality types, emotionality. Some people cry at movies.
Psychopaths. There we go. I'm a psychopath. I don't want to tell you guys, I'm a total psychopath. I'll own it. But also, you know, I love this. I love that everyone's different. You're different from me. George is different from Andrew. I love that everyone's different. And there is a sliding scale, certainly, of... Personality types, emotionality. Some people cry at movies.
I don't cry at movies. But when you take us and put us on that scale of emotionality, let's say the person who cries at movies and me who doesn't, right? Where along this scale do you say, okay, psychopath, okay, manic depressive, drugs, you know? Can't we just accept that everyone's different? No, we can't. No.
I don't cry at movies. But when you take us and put us on that scale of emotionality, let's say the person who cries at movies and me who doesn't, right? Where along this scale do you say, okay, psychopath, okay, manic depressive, drugs, you know? Can't we just accept that everyone's different? No, we can't. No.