A simple study was conducted where the 'test subject' met with an employment manager at a restaurant for a 'job interview'. All of the patrons and workers in the restaurant were involved in the testing.

During the 'job interview', smoke began pouring out of the restaurant kitchen. Only a little at first, then more and more as minutes went by. Restaurant staff and customers were basically ignoring it, continuing to go about their meals. The 'employment manager' continued with the 'job interview'.

Eventually, the smoke alarm was blaring, emergency lights were flashing and the smoke was getting more intense. Customers and staff continued to ignore it and kept on eating or talking. The 'job interview' continued on uninterrupted.

The test subject obviously noticed that something was wrong... and that they should leave the restaurant immediately. However, everyone around them was acting normally and calmly. The test was to see, despite absolutely everything telling you that a situation is dangerous and that you need to evacuate... if a person can be persuaded to stay in that dangerous situation due to seeing the incorrect actions of others around them.

Many failed the test and stayed in the "burning" restaurant due to 'peer pressure' or wanting to seem 'normal' and 'part of the group' instead of getting up and leaving. There were a few that did leave, which was the right response, buy most stayed, although nervously... and continued to be in danger because everyone else was staying.

There are some of us that understood the danger of the experimental vax and stayed well clear of it. There were too many alarm bells going off. However, the vast majority of people gave in to peer pressure, job pressure, trusted 'the government' to decide for them what to do... or they wanted to be 'part of the crowd' to appear 'normal'.