Ask yourself why one guy wasn't left dancing alone?
Via Seth Godin. But also read Herd.
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Wow! Back when I was around 16 - my friends and I by way of a social experiment set about trying to see what affect we could have on a mass group of people. One of the things we often did was to find a high rise building and start looking up.. just standing there looking up. We weren't just being horrible - it all went into a college project.
ReplyDeleteUsually within about 5 minutes we'd often find around 40 people standing behind us, doing the same. This kind of stuff really interested me at the time, and still does.. It's a shame I didn't follow it up, and stupidly pigeon holed myself as an Animator.
@bobsonsirjonny
Yep. done the same starting a Mexican wave at the 02 at the Madness gig last Christmas. What it took for me (and for you) was a group of people to instigate in the first place. I wonder if I hadn't been with my mates whether I'd have had the balls to stand up and try to start a wave all alone. I think that's one of Seth's points. The other is about person three - the significant impact HE had as an individual.
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