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1) Asch conformity experiment
2) Milgram experiment
3) Stanford prison experiment
interesting, thx alot, i will take a look into these.
When people lack conflict, they make up their own conflict. Look at Antifa and BLM.
World peace does nothing but explode into small conflicts and civil skirmishes because that's the way Humanity is hardwired.
i wish this would be untrue, but sadly i have slowly the feeling its not >.<*