102: Chase Hughes | Why Authority Is More Influential Than Skill
The Jordan Harbinger Show
The Bystander Effect
There's also social authority where we kind of get into an agreement with a crowd of strangers that we don't even know. So this response to authority is something that's just hardwired in all of us. There's one thing called the bystander effect that if you were, let's say you got stabbed in the stomach in the streets of Manhattan, the more people that are around you, the less likely you are to get help. And it wasn't until one person broke from this social contract of not helping this guy out that other people would do so.
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