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You won't know the outcome unless you try.#movie #shorts #edit · US / 23
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“I remember a study that had been done where perfectly sane people with no mental illnesses at all were admitted into psych wards. They were all grad students participating in the study, I believe. Within about 48 hours they all had been diagnosed by a doctor with a mental illness. The subjects were told to be completely truthful and to be themselves, no pretending to be ill. Do you want to know who wasn’t fooled? The other patients. I couldn’t understand why that study wasn’t more universally known but I realized how much money they were making off just one patient and that was the answer.”
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US / 23 · 8/10/2026, 0:12:58
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