“A woman was stabbed to death while 38 people watched—and no one did a thing.”
This shocking crime became one of the most infamous examples of public indifference. But beyond the headlines lies an even more unsettling truth— one that reveals a disturbing flaw in human psychology that most of us don’t even realize we have.
What makes us hesitate when someone is in danger? What invisible force keeps us silent when action could save a life? And most importantly… if you were there that night, would you have really acted—or would you like to think you would?
The answer might surprise you.
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