[ SECRET POST #2948 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2948 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC, some studies were done about how people in the Towers behaved on 9/11. And rather than some dog-eat-dog, every-man-for-himself-and-devil-take-the-hindmost scenario, people cooperated in getting out, and helped and comforted each other. I don't know how you would do a google scholar search to find those papers, but I'm pretty sure they're out there.

[(Anonymous)]

That's like saying 'I triple dog dare you' to a librarian!

http://www.survivorsnet.org/research/Fire%20and%20Materials%20Quantitative%20Paper%20fnl%20of%20Factors%20dnd.pdf

findings of the study included:

"A very high proportion of the sample (96%) reported that they acted calmly during the evacuation. The most frequently given reasons for acting this way were the following: ‘others remained calm’,‘I provided emotional support to others’, ‘I did not feel my life was in danger’, ‘thoughts of my family/friends’, ‘my faith and spirituality’, and ‘I was concerned others would panic if I panicked.’"