Race & Privilege: A Social Experiment | Regardless Of Race | CNA Insider

We say the words, "Regardless of race, language or religion." But majority privilege may be more real in Singapore‬ than some would like to think. Watch what happens in this experiment - and how participants react.
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Singapore’s harmonious race relations has often been cited as one of its most remarkable achievements. But where do we really stand on race relations? Janil Puthucheary, chairperson of Onepeople.sg, the body that promotes racial harmony in Singapore, goes on a journey to find out what Singaporeans think. From conducting one of the largest nation-wide surveys, to having difficult conversations, the film sets out to pose the profound question on how we should confront our inherent biases.

[@christianbrown1745]

This was a very poorly constructed experiment.

[@AshG321M]

why because they're not westerns?

[@adiibaz8828]

*oooooooof*

[@KendraAndTheLaw]

@@AshG321M Biased, arbitrary, non-scientific. It's front-loaded to guarantee the desired result.

[@satokoratrillbeest8405]

how would you do it?

[@leeyehching9566]

I totally agree. The questions were terrible.

[@flogrown4333]

for those who are having trouble understanding the experiment, this is about most of the "privilege" people receive is NOT based on race, but being a part of the majority. If you used this same experiment in Africa, black people would be a the front of the room, if you did this in America or England, white people would be at the front, if you did this in japan, Japanese people would be at the front and so on......

[@matthews1256]

White people in Africa are lucky when they aren't murdered or raped. So theres that...

[@pawehbsam5872]

Means that it is still valid if that also happen in Malaysia based in your comment..i bet i would said your comment will be different if this experiment happen in Malaysia because the majority is not the same as your race in Singapore..

[@nickfawk3338]

good job you proved nothing at all

[@Spartacus_Clips]

Because you're a fucking degenerate

[@sgcv]

¡No Pasarán! You should listen to the lady at 5:00 I think you are a degenerate

[@deusimperator]

LOL yes you are correct Nick. Idiotic experiment. and I am of a visible minority ... sort of. I received the best education money could buy in the very best schools. This is fucking idiotic. Ask the pertinent question. Who the fuk cares if you boss is another race... an Irish person working for an Italian is not privileged because his boss is not Irish... dumbfuckery

[@alfreddadler8257]

education / brainwashing. so called academic data is politics

[@josephboy1409]

HAHAHAHAHAHA SAME SENTIMENTS, HOME BOI

[@swiggynutmcgee2186]

None of those statement have anything to do with privilege

[@amccray101]

It was the questions like look who he’s talking to and the questions he’s asking

[@jamesmason8436]

@@kawaii33366 no such thing as white privilege, only majority privilege and class/ socio-economic privilege.

[@jamesmason8436]

@@kawaii33366 is that an example white privilege, though? Is a Chinese or Indian person more likely to be viewed with suspicion in a store than a white person? I think it's unlikely they would, so I would categorise that as racial discrimination/ stereotyping against black people than an example of white privilege. The concept of black and white neighbourhoods is a little bit alien to me as I'm English and there is far more mixing between races where living arrangements are concerned. That isn't to say that predominantly white and predominantly black neighbourhoods don't exist at all, just that - in my home city at least - it's not the norm. There are perhaps just two neighbourhoods in my city that fit that description, and even then there are significant minorities of both races in each. I myself grew up in a working class neighbourhood that was approx 50/50 white to black/ other. Went to a school that reflected the local community as well. This is quite normal in multicultural parts of England. In England the value of your property will be affected more by social class and quality of housing stock and local school than colour, though it's true to say that a black person is more likely to live in a working class or deprived area than an affluent one. Perhaps white privilege, if it does exist, is more applicable America than elsewhere.

[@TastyGamingQc]

Honestly they're barking at the wrong tree. It isn't "white privilege" but rather "rich privilege". Also, there's a ton of factors that can influence the results of the experiment, if the white man is; gay, poor or uneducated. They would be facing similar instances of discrimination. So imo this isn't about race but about money...just like everything else in this world.

[@KitKat-pb6bx]

@@jamesmason8436 yeah...which privilage exists. let me guess, you're white?

[@jamesclow108]

I don't understand why questions such as "is your boss of the same race" or "have you been the only person of race in a room" is relevant to the concept of privilege. What is it that an individual gains or loses if the answer is yes or no?

[@DanielMiller-ut8zj]

It means jackshit. This video is dumb as fuck.

[@r.forrestblount9222]

@Santos Lewynn , I think mathematical probability creates the construction of assumptions. When you see more of a certain kind of persons associated with a particular power situation, it makes an impression.

[@islamicinformation495]

It’s a privilege to feel more represented/comfortable. If I am the only anything I feel uncomfortable.

[@kyafink9506]

Sounds like you've never been the only person of your race in a room

[@usucktoo]

If you're in a company where you're the only asian person and everyone else iswhite and western, do you think you have to work harder than everyone else to prove your worth? Do you think you will be promoted easily compared to the other employees who have more solid connections to the boss due to sharing the same language and culture? Do you think you will never ever be isolated and if tragedy happens or civil war broke out you will get the same treatment and protections as the majority?

[@countsmyth]

I'm white and from Ireland, I work in South Korea for the last 13 years. If I took part in this experiment I'd be close to the back. Not sure what this proves!

[@iDiamonda]

Yeah a very stupid "experiment"

[@etistone]

It proves nothing.

[@bpw8139]

You seem to automatically assume because you are white you are privileged. You are stereotyping all white people as privileged.

[@Space.Ghost.]

@@bpw8139 just like bogus "experiments" like this?

[@RonanTetsu]

@@iDiamonda It's not an experiment and you clearly didn't get it.

[@ktheai5908]

“is your boss the same race as you” that only matters on the racial diversity based on your neighborhood... *it has NOTHING to do with corporations being racist.*

[@amccray101]

The BBall TV but it does fr

[@islamicinformation495]

But it is a privilege to have the boss the same race as you. You can connect to them better. Perhaps it’s saying this because most bosses are white. Also the video wasn’t about racism it’s about privilege. May seem the same to you, but it’s slightly different. Privilege is caused because of racism, but the actual privilege isn’t the fault of the people who are privileged in this case per se.

[@grantduke318]

@@islamicinformation495 "But it is a privilege to have the boss the same race as you. You can connect to them better. Perhaps it’s saying this because most bosses are white." If the person experiencing this has a problem, why did they accept the job? What is the point of this video? If it was reversed, a white man working for a say an Indian boss, is it unfair for them to not be able to fully connect culturally? I don't think so. If you are a smart boss (which most are), it doesn't matter where any of your employees come from or what they culturally represent, it matters how effective they are at doing their tasks. So what, it makes the employee feel better with the same heritage of their boss? That is being a racist. The free market doesn't care about color of skin, and expecting results to be equally diverse is amoral.

[@islamicinformation495]

gman They accepted the job because they needed money. What do you mean

[@grantduke318]

Islamic Information you have a choice of where and who you make a living from.

[@stevepitbull]

Very unprofessional way for experiment. Absolutely in accurate.

[@christobanistan8887]

Social justice warriors and feminists love invalid experiments that easily fool the stupid. They are not truth or science based, they care only about pushing their existing world view, not proving whether their world view correct or not.

[@kmankx1592]

@ms wpwm that's a bad argument

[@DanielMiller-ut8zj]

Christobanistan Lmao they’re retards. Growing up in a home without a father is because the father was a lazy piece of shit, not because the color of your skin. Privilege is a made up excuse for people’s failures.

[@semolinalibra]

*inaccurate

[@cbflazaro]

stepping back if your boss isnt the same race of yours being asked to a minority that represents less than 1% of the population is just a "guaranteed step back" even if there was 0 discrimination/racism.

[@junchen9954]

Privilege is having it easier than others like when you get into Harvard with SAT score below 1000

[@christophermartin7927]

Yes, but you would really struggle at Harvard and probably drop out without having gained a degree.

[@christophermartin7927]

@Andrew Man111 Not necessarily. It could apply to a white guy whose super rich daddy gave a ton of cash to Harvard so that his not so super son could get in. Witness Ghislaine Maxwell et al at Oxford.

[@celestial623]

@@christophermartin7927 The graduation rate is 97.3%

[@cinnamonstar808]

@@christophermartin7927 THE MAIN ISSUE IS "pecking orders" only... nevermind the system itself is sociopathic by nature. because the colleges and university arent even on LEVEL playing fields. you see how mad this is? WHEN A MANGO TREE BEARS FRUIT it doesnt give YOU 5 fruits . and the best and BIGGEST mangoes are not on top! its not a natural order the mango on top or low hanging fruit are the SAME size, they come in the same season; the tree is plentiful. and tree survives. there is no social tension if 5 of your friends visit a fruit tree. so you can create an education or economic system that reflect this as well. Nature dont enforce privileges. ask covid

[@bmona7550]

Many students who go to Harvard/Ivy Schools without being rich or a scholar tend to have massive student debt. So most kids who don't make it to such schools just dodged a bullet lmao

[@theatheistattitude]

I'm a straight white guy, and I'd be at the back of the room with these dumb questions

[@PhillipConleyJr.]

Hammerknife exactly. Proves you’re privileged.

[@arandomperson4759]

Phillip Conley no these questions are just stupid and irrelevant to the topic

[@Gaiboii-un4sv]

Europeans are one of the most welcoming societies. I am a Filipino living in Canada and I recently learned that during Syria’s refugee crisis, Germany, Sweden, and many other European countries INDIVIDUALLY brought in more Syrians than oil rich Saudi Arabia

[@Gaiboii-un4sv]

@Another Maori Hori

[@Gaiboii-un4sv]

@Chris Ruiz It’s due to kindness my dude. I’m not white but European/western countries in the 21st century are the most welcoming societies out there. We know how fortunate we are and are willing to allow others the chance to also have a prosperous and privileged life. What about my country Canada? We were not part of that event that “overthrew your government and dumped thousands of firearms into the hands of militants” or whatever thing your talking about but we and Justine Trudeau has humbly accepted thousands of Syrian refugees into our countries. I as an immigrant here born from Asia would not be in a western country if it wasn’t for the kind and generous mindsets of Europeans and the western society. Let that sink in.

[@maxchavez2503]

I am not sure exactly what they proved.

[@akashzz4347]

They proved that 1. They have a KZbin account 2. They can make videos 3. They can make people fools

[@deusimperator]

The proved that 4800+ dumbfuks can give a thumbs up to an idiotic video

[@AceofDlamonds]

The statements the guy with glasses made were bad: "person of the same race"....by WHAT STANDARD? A Han Chinese is not the same race as a Persian or a Japanese. An Eritrean is not the same race as a West African. If you use United States standards of race, those checkboxes you fill at the IRS, that is unhelpful and contrived.

[@whoblitzell]

Sounds like welfare and black only universities are the real Privilege rofl

[@davidgraham8058]

It’s total nonsense isn’t it?

[@rompolskis]

This is like taking every race and dropping them into a tic tac toe game then shaming the winner

[@freethinker76]

But remember science said race is not real. See how this is pure ideology.

[@TessG9107]

No one is shaming the winner. We're acknowledging the ones that aren't privileged so we can do something about it in our day-to-day lives. I've grown up in Ethiopia and haven't experienced any of these until I moved so I would be in the front. And that means I am grateful. There is no reason for the person in the front to take it personally. it doesn't make sense. Ignoring others' problems doesn't fix it. These are necessary so we can see what happens to people around us without experiencing it. It opens our eyes. Ignorance is the reason. This still happens.

[@TessG9107]

Although I have to say, some of these questions are kinda off-topic and a few, irrelevant. Like the one about being the only person of that race in a classroom.

[@Moesmakendehakker658]

Every race? I only see black, Asian and middle eastern people.. Where are the Europeans or white American people?

[@bmona7550]

@@Moesmakendehakker658 This experiment is taken in Singapore

[@ramdelosreyes5632]

75% of the statements (9 out of 12) in this "Social Experiment" DO NOT reflect actual privilege. Here are my individual comments on each statement to discuss my personal thoughts on the topic. 1. In the last one week, I have seen an advertisement with a model of the same race as me. INVALID: It is expected that advertisements and marketing strategies would appeal to a target audience which is at most times, the majority. As long as no one is forcing you to purchase products you don't like or perhaps, stopping you from buying things you like, then this will does not prove social privilege. 2. My boss is the same race as me. INVALID: This statement is actually racist because it implies that all bosses secured their positions based solely on the color of their skin and not on merits. 3. I have never been the only person of my race in a room. INVALID: The only thing this proves is your race is most likely not the majority in your location. Unless other people are prohibiting you to enter a room only because of your race, then this statement stays INVALID. 4. In the last month, you tried to get food and the person spoke to you in a language you didn't understand. INVALID: If you emigrate from another nation, you are expected to assimilate yourself to the nation you are emigrating to. This is to pay respect to the culture and heritage of the citizens of the nation you are entering. You don't expect all of them to adjust for the newcomer. 5. Your friends in conversation used the words "you people" to you, meaning your whole race. INVALID: This does not prove social privilege because you could also say "you people" to your friends. Besides, they're your friends and they most likely are joking and do not intend any harm. If they do, then find new friends. :-) 6. You've done something well and you've been congratulated because you're a credit to your race. VALID: This is valid because it implies that your race is being generalized as somewhat subpar or incompetent, thus, you being congratulated for being a credit to your race seems a valid statement to me. 7. Your race has been brought up in a job interview. INVALID: The only way this becomes valid is when you get approved/rejected based solely on your race. Simply bringing up your race in a job interview does not prove anything other than being a personal talking point. 8. Someone's made fun of you at school because of the color of your skin. VALID: This must be the most valid statement among the list. 9. At school or at work, you have two or less food stalls where you can get food you like. INVALID: Food you like is very subjective and may even have nothing to do with your race. You could be asian, but like french cuisine. If this statement specifically stated "Food related to your race and has found zero food stalls serving them," this could yield a more objective result. Although naturally, you would find native/local/national food more prevalent in the area. 10. You've ever been asked to stop loitering at the void deck. INVALID: The statement is vague. The only reason this will be valid is if you we're asked to stop loitering based solely on the color of your skin. 11. You've watched a racial stereotype on TV and you thought it was offensive. VALID: I'll consider this valid but should be taken carefully. Being offended can be subjective especially when it comes to jokes, although I will agree that inappropriate jokes exist. 12. You've heard your friends make a joke about race, make a joke about a racial stereotype, but you we're too afraid to say anything, you didn't want to cause offence. INVALID: The only person stopping you here is yourself. The difference between this and the previous statement is, you can talk to your friends here and also, they are your "friends". If they are truly your friends, they will understand that you took offense and they will be more careful next time. If they are offended with you confronting them, then find new friends. From my understanding, privilege is an advantage or special right given only to a specific group of people, in this case - race. The determining factor in each statement should be your race to qualify as an objective assessment point. In my opinion, I found that most of these statements do not qualify to obtain a more accurate result to the experiment. If anything, the experiment, to an extent, harmed the participants by making them think they are somehow victims or oppressed which is not a healthy mentality. Even the paticipants themselves are surprised by the results, and they are the primary witnesses of their personal experiences.

[@MaxSujyReact]

Best comment ever.

[@abbygriffin9105]

Agreed.

[@lesleykramer7207]

Oh look!, it's a *male* member of a majority group telling everyone else not to be a victim, and that there really is no oppression or marginalisation of minorities going on. Thank you very much for your comment. You've helped me to understand that this is a flaw/blindspot ("bug" if you like) in human nature; You've helped me understand why white people can say with a straight face that there is no racism etc. In a way, you have "humanised" them, I previously used to think that this "lack of empathy" was something only white people had. Now, I see it is actually a "blindspot" all humans have. For that reason, thank you for your comment.

[@PollenAinne]

@@lesleykramer7207 I dont think anyone was saying that privilege does not exist. The statement was that if you want to experiment on whether privilege has something to do with race, they were asking the wrong questions and making people feel they were victims when they never saw themselves that way. Because the truth is, there is nothing to be gained by seeing yourself as a victim. Everyone should look at their privileges, because most likely, you will find that you have a lot, despite having less than others. It is just weird. Nowadays, it is considered a privilege to be a victim. How can one assess their own privilege when the victims are asserting their victimhood as a privilege in itself? It makes people ask... who really has the privilege here? So yes I get access to a private school when you dont... but because of that you get to label me all sorts of things while silencing my right to defend myself because that would be racist... I think everyone needs to start examining their privileges, victim or not.

[@DanielMiller-ut8zj]

Pollen Ainne Genius.

[@gambit3950]

Im pakistani american. And i stepped back on nearly every question. But to be fair I’m doing well in life and am 10 years out of high school and doing much better than majority of kids who i went to high school with who were mostly white so i guess if u just work hard and try not to pay too much attention to race, you can still have a pretty good equal life

[@ingkarina8040]

+rabblerouser it's not a mentality, it's a reality

[@christobanistan8887]

This is what all these "social justice" idiots don't get. They massively exaggerate the effects of minor, stupid shit and fan the flames of race and sex hatred to the benefit of no one.

[@laresident7692]

Ing Karina it’s a mentality.

[@postmalone1093]

True. And we’re you an immigrant or is that just your race? Being an immigrant is hard for anyone.

[@sinner5600]

@Gambit That's why I love the USA cuz even though in the place i come from we have very good racial harmony and are considered one of the happiest people on earth, we can't achieve success to the extent Americans do with an equivalent amount of effort. Cuz we are a socialist nation and the government is the biggest sector who we look towards to solve almost all our problems. Don't get me wrong, I love my country and our value system doesn't sit a lot on materialistic accomplishments alone but we would've never seen an iPhone or cars if it weren't for capitalistic principles, competition and innovation.

[@catmonster2939]

Woah all the previous comments got deleted.

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Commentpocalypse?

[@Fishroads]

in singapore chinese people prefere chinese people thats a fact, experienced it on my own

[@kristoff1skalet176]

Interesting to see the racial perceptions in Singapore.. I'm pretty sure it varies from country to country as in my country (The U.S.A) it varies from sub city to sub city..drastic changes can happen a block or two away depending on the race and class

[@MerlinTheCommenter]

Singapore is a homogenous nation. So of course their beliefs will be one way.

[@JohnAndJaneDoe65]

U ask questions like ‘ is ur boss of the same race’ or ‘ have u been the only person of that race in a room’. Of course there is higher of a chinese having a boss of the same race and an indian guy being an only indian in the room. It’s simply because they are more chinese and less indians in Singapore... how is being a majority race “ social privilege “? How is this movement going to change the fact that a chinese will always have a higher chance of having a boss of the same race? And questions like “ only have 2 or less food stalls u can choose from” ... this is obviously targeted mainly at malays because majority of them are muslims and hence can only eat from halal certified stalls. So how are u going to solve this? Make all food stalls halal? Racial discrimination is having a hawker center or food court with NO halal stalls at all.

[@lyrimetacurl0]

It shows it's not just "white" at least! So it's a great experiment that shows it can be anyone.

[@2pkjs1351]

Not the point still points in the video which are blatant racism especially skin color

[@christobanistan8887]

People obsessed with social justice are never good at math or critical thinking.

[@ravenwhiteduck3158]

@Jo Jo no one cares

[@RextheRebel]

4:11, if you are a minority in a country that speaks another language than you, that's not privilege, that's called logic. Speaking English isnt a privilege in countries that speak english, that's there native tongue. You are not a native... that said, the fact that you can speak English as well as other languages in a privilege. And as for the lady after him, what the fuck? I felt bad for the older guy.

[@adityac3239]

Do you even read the Singapore context of this video? In Singapore there are 4 official languages (English, Chinese, Malay, Tamil). Most people speaks a 'mother tongue' i.e. the other 3, and also English, everyone studies in English almost all throughout their education it is either a first or close to first language. And although nationwide English is supposed to be the unifying one, people do get excluded from certain things. There are many employment ads that demands for 'Bilingual speakers only', and no by that not English and Malay, 80% of the time they're referring to Chinese and English but they just don't say it out loud (well some do). This is why a lot of minorities question why just English is insufficient unless your job deals with China or something. It is as if employers are trying to exclusively limit their employees to a clique / in group

[@TravisJones812]

@James Carmody No that's a base-case scenario. Being able to immigrate to a wealthier country and dine at the master's table is a privilege.

[@austiblaze_it9832]

@James Carmody This is what they want you to unironically believe, yet the world would be better off if the races were separated

[@psl2288]

To put into context, English is the language of administration and is technically Singapore's first language. I think what the guy is trying to say is that he felt excluded because technically everyone is supposed to be using English at workplaces etc.

[@Raiyne123]

He's obviously not referring to English because he speaks it just fine. He's referring to Chinese colleagues (70+% of the population) who'll converse in mandarin while you're right there in the room/conversation/meeting with them. It happens a lot, and it's just rude honestly.

[@dutchboyslim5951]

My privilege comes from: listening to parents listening to teachers and coaches listening to police studying hard investing in my own education, financially as needed working hard to get and keep jobs; did not always happen not giving up; when I failed, trying again or trying different tool not getting drunk or high not selling drugs or illegally buying alcohol not vandalizing not looting or stealing not looking for fights not getting someone pregnant respecting people around me, including superiors, peers and subordinates not making racial or religious slurs not making fun of people's hindrances, be they physical, mental, other not calling myself a victim when I didn't get my way (it's called life) not using an unfair or unpleasant experience as an excuse to do whatever I want These are just some of the rules to live by; follow them and you will be largely "privileged" too

[@travisscottlover911]

Sir stop having common sense and being responsible. That's not allowed here.

[@starblane1023]

Privilege is nicer word for arrogance who want to be that 🤣🤣😆💯👉💀

[@pimpinace_175]

@@starblane1023 you have low I.Q

[@yurigansmith]

Attaboy.

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

Yes, live a moral life and raise your children right. This video is just more antiwhite nonsense

[@DishRag1]

"My boss is the same race as me, if you agree step forward" that isnt something you agree to it's a fact, this proves nothing.

[@clay777]

The greatest minority is the individual not a collective. Everyone has privalage and disadvantages in life. Every ones life is unique and specific to the individual. Hardships, joy, love, sorrow, laughter, hope, sadness, etc.... Is all part of the human condition. No one has a monopoly on the human experience.

[@shan6609]

Yes you are correct to a point but in reality that’s not how it happens. This idea to lump everyone’s struggles as to minimize racial disparities isn’t the answer. White privilege is the phenomenon of your individual experience being independent of your race. That’s not the lived reality for many POC despite their socioeconomic background.

[@patrickmurphy4197]

@@shan6609also a lot of times white supremacy or racist moments are just confused with majority in minority numbers because a white person can go to Africa, India or China ect and be a minority and not see themselves in TV channels or hear people talk to them not in their own languages or feel that they're treated differently

[@bob1003]

@@shan6609 you do know usa and signapore totally different places ?

[@shan6609]

@@bob1003 No I didn’t. Japan is in the Caribbean. France is in South Asia. Ireland is in Australia.

[@bob1003]

@@shan6609 😂😂😂

[@lizkt]

Remember when teachers would threaten us by saying xyz is a privledge not a right and can be taken away? To have privileges means you have earned something extra that isn't necessary, or given an honor. The things that are discussed today as privledges are not privileges at all. They are rights. Humans should have access to education, jobs, housing, etc. If a group of people are not receiving these or not benefiting from them than we should be asking why? And how can we solve that problem? Not let's shame the people who already do have those rights.

[@keithherrera393]

If your IQ is so low that you fell for this totally subjective experiment please take a step forward. This is so easily debunked. The questions are subjective. Who says those things make you priveleged? You can ask a whole different set of questions that would give you the opposite result. No one actually cares about stereotypes btw.

[@iheartlol90]

Yes, you could totally ask different types of questions and someone the people in the back may be in the front. I'm not saying would for sure be but it's possible. We should have an inclusive society where no one is oppressed or treated unfairly because of their skin color, nationality, sex, gender, etc. I dont ubderstand how some of these questions mean that that person has been oppressed because of their race.

[@erickingsbury7193]

Awesome response...LOLOL

[@psl2288]

Do yoou happen to live in Singapore?:) I think you have to live in a country that makes you say the pledge " regardless of race,language or religion' daily to understand this experiment a bit better.

[@caltzh]

When I heard the statement "your boss is the same race as you" and I'm like "huh?". I don't think being a certain race secure you a position somewhere on top as it depends on your work performance. You can't judge someone's performance through a stereotype 🤨 As a minority in my country, I could say that language is not a privilege problem imo. I speak Chinese and Indonesian but many of my friends speak Javanese or other local languages when they're together in a group (esp when they're from the same area or same ethnicity). I asked them to teach me; which they did and I learned bit by bit of their language. And vice versa. But most of the time if my friends start conversing in their own language, I wouldn't mind either. It could be they're talking about private things or because they're used to speak that certain language to the other person. I know how weird it feels like when you speak language B to a person that you usually speak language A with. If they speak in their own language for a prolonged period of time, chances are they do not want you to be involved in their conversation.

[@amiraha9353]

"I don't think being a certain race secure you a position somewhere on top as it depends on your work performance". I'm a little late to the party but maybe you were a bit too young when you posted this comment, like I was. Cause this would've been my answer too. The language part, I agree with you. Shouldn't be an issue. But that quoted one up there, that's what you think sweetheart. I've heard and seen it happened. Not everything is the way it seems. Maybe you don't see it cause you're not a person of colour or maybe you haven't really seen the real world. Maybe one day you will, it takes time. But let's start with this (have a read alright) - www.todayonline.com/singapore/older-generation-singaporeans-not-ready-non-chinese-pm-heng-swee-keat

[@ungratefulbastard8166]

I think this experiment would need to be a little more specific The is thing that for me should count as sistematícele like language . Language is A barrier if you don’t lead it . You challenge the local lenguaje is too close to attack who speaks it . Is each individual obstacle to achieve . So no not that one

[@mariloubendiola9184]

@@amiraha9353 I agree

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

You’re white.

[@beezlebub9]

Is this a joke, Calista Zhu? You mean you don’t realise that you’re overprivileged minority in Indonesia where the Chinese make minority disproportionately own economic assets?

[@WalleyeVision7]

This is high school level manipulation. “Step back or step forward” to respond to each question. There is no “not applicable”. You are either with us or against us. No room for nuance or personal experience. No allowance for individuality, but rather designed to divide people who have much more in common than reason to dislike one another. It seems to me this is the real underlying problem that this “experiment” masks, and why it would never stand up to scientific (and peer reviewed) research. Feelings aren’t scientific by definition, but who cares anymore. Post modernism has finally taken root and these are the expected results; feelings presented as material fact.

[@lyricessence]

Your comment is exactly what a wall-eyed person would say.

[@etloo1971]

A lot of questions here are absurd too. For example not easy finding food stall with food you like. What do you expect if you are a minority? I was a minority in USA and I don't expect White Americans to make everything convenient for me.

[@privilegedsgboomerstan1433]

hehe yes and we totally don't make things difficult for minorities. just blame them for wanting 'convenient things' hehe so sneaky

[@MegaAvalonn]

I'm a white male. I would have no choice but to step back in all except ONE of those questions. The experiment could be summed up as follows: have you ever, your entire life, ran into racial stereotypes that were used against you in such and such situations? Unless you've spent your whole life with only your ethnicity and have never travelled, I don't see how most people wouldn't end up near the back of the bus.

[@g.t.2878]

All I got from this was that a lot of people surround themselves with bad friends

[@vincenator5000]

Um I'm white and my back's touching the wall... What does that mean?

[@alejandrovallejo4330]

Wait, the title says “regardless of race” but then every single question is about race or nationality?

[@noellerutledge8789]

I love how everyone is mutually confused as to the takeaway here

[@matthewmann8969]

In Singapore in most positions it is obvious that The Chinese are the most privileged comapred to Malays, And Indians

[@timffoster]

"Take 50 steps forward if all these negatives have happened to you, and you don't care, because you've got more important things to think about"

[@simplyeason]

anyone knows where i can take part in social experiments/surveys like these?

[@bp5276]

Beautiful way of knowing we’re you stand in the community you leave😊 I’ve been discriminated by my own race because I speak with an accent my mother’s tongue ( Romanian 🇷🇴) but, living in 🇬🇧 Uk and have an accent speaking English I’m often asked were I come from… I don’t know what to answer… I don’t belong anywhere ☹️😕😩

[@zaclang6472]

"is your boss of the same race" - so if a Chinese Person has a Sikh boss, is that racism? "Have you ever been the only person of your race in a room?" - w If I went to live in Nigeria, and I had a problem with being in a room full of Nigerians - then wouldn't that make ME the racist?

[@hoomanbts5064]

I think the boss 1 is about job opportunities and the context is in SG, not other countries.

[@bulka0053]

My mum is white and she can’t find a job with 2 bachelors and a master also 18 years of work experience. We moved to Canada and she got a Canadian degree. She can’t find a job and we’re white. Usually employers hire people of their own race . For example my mum went for an interview and all of the employees were of a certain race and their hr was of the same race after the hr was fired people of other races started becoming employees as well. Take Vancouver for example most of the jobs require mandarin. Which crosses out almost all of the potential employees of another races. Countries with lots of immigrants are not discriminatory towards people of colour but towards immigrants I’m general.

[@bibwitheart977]

Would be curious to know what the other questions were. Ended up two steps back with the ones given.

[@whoblitzell]

What is Privilege???? 1) Privilege is wearing $200 sneakers when you’ve never had a job. 2) Privilege is wearing $300 Beats headphones while living on public assistance. 3) Privilege is having a Smartphone with a Data plan, which you receive no bill for. 4) Privilege is living in public subsidized housing where you don’t have a utility or phone bill and where rising property taxes, rents and energy costs have absolutely no effect on the amount of food you can put on your table, which is largely covered by Government Food Stamps. 5) Privilege is having free health insurance for you and your family that's paid for by working taxpayers who often can't afford proper health coverage for their own families. 6) Privilege is having multiple national organizations promoting and protecting just your race alone -- that are subsidized by federal tax dollars. 7) Privilege is having access to a national college fund that supports only one race. 8) Privilege is having a television network that supports only one race. 9) Privilege is having most of the media news networks refuse to cover incidents wherein one race (one-eighth of the population) commits 50% of the crimes. 10) Privilege is the ability to go march against, and protest against anything that triggers you, without worrying about calling off from work and the consequences that accompany such. 11) Privilege is having as many children as you want, regardless of your employment status, and be able to send them off to daycare or pre-school you don’t pay for. 12) Privilege is being able to vote in many states without showing a driver's license, voter ID card or other credentials -- just because your race claims they should be exempt from such requirements. 13) Privilege is being able to riot, loot, commit arson and tear down historic monuments without consequences -- just because you don't like folks such as Columbus, U. S. Grant or even Lincoln. 14) Privilege is being able to get into almost any college of your choosing based on your race, not your grades or merit. 15) Privilege is having most of your life paid for by the working men and women who DO HAVE TO DEAL WITH RISING TAXES AND COSTS! you know, those you now call “PRIVILEGED.”

[@wisamsouki7621]

saw the first minute and already understood how absurd this experiment was.

[@boujiebarbie3198]

Let me take a step back because someone has said the phrase "you people" when everything to blacks. Also, another step for me doing something well and that being a credit to my race. And yet another step for if I mes up anything, it is representative of the shortcomings of my entire race...

[@_moonlxghts2345]

I don't get this experiment? Most of the questions are related to diversity rather than privilege

[@Rebeccs777]

Their steps were a little confusing. At times when he asks them to step back, the others step forward. At other times when he asks them to step back, the others do not step forward. What is this? It makes their distance improper and miscalculated.

[@dv8566]

Your parents put a huge amount of value on education and make sure you reach your academic potential…3 steps forward

[@huneylove5]

Yea some people don't have that, that's why its a privilege's, why do you people think privilege's is a bad thing?

[@singh_lki]

Privelage is just one's own perception, As a kid grown in remote india I always felt privileged because I didn't knew about outside world much.

[@valenTina-pz3ut]

What was the original channel that made these

[@ElectroPopSelection]

Fun fact: in Belgium and in France, race is referred to human race separate from animals and plants. But ethnicity is referred to skin colour. It is extremely offensive to use the term "race" for skin colour (unless for historical context). A good way to describe someone: "Cette personne est d'origine ethnique africaine, asiatique, blanche etc. "

[@ameliawiseman1158]

I don’t get how being the same race or different race makes you any different in the workplace I accept everyone regardless of race

[@davidt5770]

Amelia Wiseman And you assume that you are typical? Are you not able to mentally put yourself in the position of a minority and imagine how their experience might be different than yours?

[@esyphillis101]

David T And people like you are just trying to ruin things for everyone with needlessly divisive rhetoric that sees the world in purely oppressor and victim terms.

[@Homelander489]

Regardless or race, language or religion to build a democratic society based on justice and equality so as to achieve happiness prosperity and progress for our nation

[@huneylove5]

Yes and you are awesome Amelia, but you also have to understand that other people do not accept everyone because of their race and they are the problem that need to be addressed.

[@FM-dm8xj]

"Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as racists"-Thomas Sowell.

[@lyricessence]

There are people of Thomas Sowell's race who feel Thomas Sowell is racist.

[@FM-dm8xj]

@@lyricessence wow, that means everything then!

[@huneylove5]

During the Republican primary of the 2016 presidential election, Sowell criticized Donald Trump, questioning whether Trump had "any principles at all, other than promoting Donald Trump?"[74] Two weeks before the 2016 presidential election, Sowell recommended voters to vote for Trump over Hillary Clinton , because he would be "easier to impeach".[75] In 2018, when asked on his thoughts of Trump's presidency, Sowell replied, "I think he's better than the previous president."[17] Thomas Sowell, the coward Republicans plant

[@Narx9]

The more you are LIKE the majority, the more privilege you have. Religion, race, food, music, etc. This is how the world works. In Asia, most ads show Asians. In the middle east, most ads show arabs. Minority groups will always be at a disadvantage because humans will ALWAYS feel more comfortable with what they KNOW. The more different you are, the more discomfort you will cause to those who aren't used to your differences. I am not saying this is good, or ideal, or that "this is how it is so we shouldn't try to stop it." Just explaining what the issue is in more detail. You can combat negative effects to a certain degree, but this will always exist. It is literally impossible to fully get rid of it. We ought to always try to bring equality to the world, but we must also fully understand that this is how things are. I personally think the best way to combat the negative effects of majority privilege, is for minorities to spread out and befriend as many of the majority as possible. That way you normalize your presence as much as possible. Make yourself known, so that you are not unknown. By doing such you will spread comfort to the majority about your minority group. This is the primary way I see. Let em know what other things you guys think?

[@natemcmasters9885]

Most of the question are more if your race is the majority and not the most privileged.

[@Rickenbacker325]

As an Indian I have experienced prejudice, I’ve been told “ you don’t smell like Indian, your skin is much more fairer than local Indians” the absolute worst was an Realestate agent who told me the landlord rejected my application for a condo because I’m Indian and Indian people cook smelly greasy food. Walking in to a luxury watch shop I have been neglecting, spoken to and then left by myself when a person of the majority race comes in….Indians are super racist, against,colour, religion and of course against other Indians and their castes so I make no defence for them. I’m just surprised that we have issues in SG. It will get better!

[@user-sw3mm5uv6f]

Meeting someone who don’t understand my language doesn’t make me less privilege.

[@unitcharles689]

I could ask a series of questions that cause people to step back and forward in a crowd and get the same results. And also make any people feel alienation. So by creating alienation, somehow it becomes real outside yourself by making a physical example. This proves nothing. I could ask how people "feel" of the same race and probably get a similar spread.

[@anthonygreaves4998]

This is a real thing We can’t blame any individual for this problem. It’s in my opinion all people problem that we all has to resolve and seriously work on ourselves to fix. It’s not necessary a white or black, or Indian, or Asian, or European issue or even in today’s world directly responsibility. We all plays a part of this issue regardless if we agree or not. We all need to stop to observe our own doing in racism. It’s a real problem that we all has to work on to eradicate. Stop hating each other as it’s senseless.

[@manofweed1]

If liberty means anything at all, it must also mean the right to tell people what they don't want to hear.

[@matthewweir7480]

Move to a country where you are the majority and then conduct this experiment again 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rieblogs7859]

As a black woman who lived and work in China , I saw this play out towards darker skin Chinese. For me,because of my skin I didn’t experience it, but I saw darker skins black people. I look forward to day when everyone will be treated equally.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

I look forward to the day black groups stop killing each other at 4 times the rate of white groups.

[@cocaineminor4420]

Sometimes is not even the skin bro Sometimes is your ethnicity they don't like

[@rieblogs7859]

@@cocaineminor4420 you are right. This is what I tell my fellow black people. We should stay away from events that don’t have black representatives

[@entpanimatics8070]

This would be more accurate If it was divided by social class and race so, high mid and low class of different races

[@Henry-kz4gn]

oh man the PRIVILEGE of seeing a commercial with someone the same race as me, HASHTAG BLESSED

[@gowrigowrishankar7074]

People who don't understand the principle behind this, will NEVER understand discrimination! They should learn to handle the TRUTH!

[@johnnastrom9400]

Ummm... No! Just because people don't buy into your left-wing B.S. about "white privilege", does not mean that they do not understand discrimination. Get a clue!

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Discrimination is diversity quotas...

[@huneylove5]

@@cockoffgewgle4993 And why do you think they have diversity quotas?

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

@@huneylove5 Because they're racist and sexist.

[@itsmorphed6416]

Critical race theory is not truth . Its theory, Marxist theory.

[@sysiphusis2082]

This was compromised by asking about opinions (e.g., 'do you find racial stereotypes offensive?') as well as about objective experiences (e.g., 'have you ever been the only person of your race in a room'). Also, the questions are worded poorly: I have frequently been the only person of my race in a room, because multiple times the only other people in a room have been 1 - 2 of my non-white friends. This specific experiment seems to be as much about self-perceptions of social privilege as about social privilege itself.

[@beezlebub9]

Given the context of Singapore, it’s relevant.

[@santoyo85]

Probably im wrong, but this prove more the concept of being a foreing than being discriminated. I mean, this exercise can be applied anywere and the results would depend of the dominant race. For example, if I do this experiment in India the people from Singapore would be at the back.

[@psl2288]

There are malay and indian Singaporeans. The people involved in this experiments are not foriegners.

[@melowen5664]

I would’ve been right at the back and I consider myself privileged. Those questions were really dumb

[@10--50]

Start of video "step forward if you agree" somewhere in the middle "step backward if you agree" are you kidding me?!

[@beaker8501]

Do people think nations with mixed cultures is not helping the situation? Seems we can’t help but have some level of prejudice/stereotype ?

[@Saznaki]

I am a completely ignorant person. I am privileged because of my race and social background. I have met people that just do not appreciate how significant my privilege is and I feel I should marginalise them just for them to realise how much power I have over there tech devices. Am I wrong for this? If the person I’m marginalising is a different race and cultural background is that bad? Do factors such as majority race and minority race also make me look good? If not that what about factors of wealth rich or poor? What about custodian factors after this and of course we consider ages that are different?

[@yanjepsen7981]

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!!!! We need to stop playing the victim game and move forward. Carpe Diem. Of coarse the navigation through life is different from person to person, but if you want success then seize it, it's the 21'st century for goodness sake. The only thing oppressing you is your lack of motivation, desire, and your eagerness to 'hot potato' your shortcomings to anyone achieving more than you. Make a difference, not an excuse.

[@r.forrestblount9222]

yan, this exercise just sensitizes you to hidden assumptions you may hold. You can use this information to your betterment or not use it if you think that that is to your betterment.

[@elizabeth2257]

Symbolic ethnicity was Presented in all their responses after the experiment. I did notice that most of the lighter skin races were higher on the scale. After the experiment, the lighter skin races still did not understand how Privileged they were. Any of the people in this video spoke that they are the first of these racial Situations because of society. Society was the one to change the thinking of race and ethnicity. Anthropologists study race and ethnicity because that is the first thing that a community is recognized as. The first label or question a person is asked is what race or gender they are? The racial formation was mentioned in one of the responses of the Participants. She believed that she would be ahead of the Indian participants but quickly proved wrong.

[@tatjana7008]

Well I'm happy for people who think these question weren't racist. I consider at least 9 out of 10 as indicators of racism. I've experienced all of them in real life, and thats all symptoms of it. Whoever sees that as indicators of being minority, have been quite priviledged their whole life, congrats to you

[@terarosen7909]

The racial joke got me pretty good. If you’ve ever heard anyone joke about a race ect. I would have had to take a step backwards a few times. I remember Chris rock and other black comedians talking about race quite a lot.

[@jaeda300]

My first time working for a boss that was close to the same race as me and she was the only black person with a seemingly completely black crew. (We had 2 mixed women with caramel color, a couple Latinos, a darker skinned Korean guy, and me). I’ve seen POC with better work ethic and credentials get skipped for a boss’ position due to race more times than I can count and it saddens me to see people say that the question “Is your boss the same race as you?” Is not relevant in this social experiment. People who are closer to the top when it comes to the hierarchy of race do get the privilege of “boss”. These “bosses” choose people they feel more comfortable around, which would be more often than not, people of the same race or people closer to their class. Making it harder for people on the lower end of the hierarchy to become a boss or to even receive proper jobs at all. This question will remain relevant when it comes to privilege until it stops being one. Those who are affected by this privilege would be able to speak on the affects. If you are positively affected then you wouldn’t care for or really see the negative affects to be able to speak on them.

[@genxknowsthetruth2883]

As a brown Latino I’ve seen both sides of the coin, but I’m here to tell you that you will never stop people from being people and you’ll never stop bosses from elevating people they’re comfortable with.

[@boek2777]

About 2 years ago, my employer had to fire about 50% of the employees. That the remaining employees became more effective and actually got a shorter workday because of this isn't politically correct to mention. I've worked for this company for 28 years. To get rid of the people needing extreme support while slowing down those of us that don't need supervision every second, was actually beneficial. The company did actually get complaints since it was minorities that was fired. That they didn't do their job and actually slowed down those of us that was beneficial, wasn't something anyone mentioned. I work with delivery. I wouldn't mind the salary that a brain surgen have but i know that i wouldn't deserve it. Idiots getting paid for destroying the actual workers job is called inclusion. I would call it indoctrination with a strong smell of Communism.

[@usucktoo]

If you're in a company where you're the only asian person and everyone else is white and western, do you think you have to work harder than everyone else to prove your worth? Do you think you will be promoted easily compared to the other employees who have more solid connections to the boss due to sharing the same language and culture? Do you think you will never ever be isolated and if tragedy happens or civil war broke out you will get the same treatment and protections as the majority? The point of all those questions is to prove who is in an easier position and who has to live life in hard mode.

[@myez9096]

What was the point of this experiment? Like what was it meant to show

[@anielove2734]

in my math class my friend.... was seating f i was ace-to-face to me when the teacher move her and put the hispanic kid there , i was the only black girl in the table with all the hispanic kids i feel uncomftable at first but got use to it cause i'm racist and theyre not too. you might ask why did i feel that way it was just weird everyone was staring and i dint understand them.

[@amirulsuhaimi6736]

you can be as open minded as you think you are but subconsciously you will always gravitate towards your own race. It’s like being in a clique. Nothing wrong about it. It’s just that the biggest clique in the population would get the bigger say as it will be in the best interest for the whole community in that context.

[@allaboutthemurzic]

Race is a social construct

[@allaboutthemurzic]

It isnt real

[@zblade1170]

Lmao at all those bots that liked this. How desperate can a person be?

[@westzidedrop2442]

You’re not getting into some universities if you’re Asian your docked -50 points but if you’re black you get +25 points on entry test

[@tkr8575]

If you paid for HDB flat like everybody else, but when you sell, you can most likely only be able to sell to 15% of potential buyers (thereby, reducing the overall demand and as a consequence, reducing the asking price, by 20k to 50k), step back, step way way back.

[@rafe5309]

1:23 if that happens, move to a place where people can speak your language

[@jamesace3273]

Hi CNA thanks for bringing out the social issues we face by bringing up the elephant in the room. But, by showing these things how do we become more progressive? I would love to see more of such genuine unfiltered conversations

[@freddycookjr.2164]

LACK OF PRIVILEGE IS SIMPLY JEALOUSY

[@lostinwonderland3965]

This is a great experiment, I would like to see it include other races too, like Polynesian, Latin, Caucasian. Etc

[@psl2288]

Yeah perhaps in the US. This was for a group of Singaporean. Have yet to meet a polynesian in Singapore. But maybe in a few years, we might be able to see more caucasians and even africans as Singapore becomes more culturally diverse.

[@janikb3538]

questions don’t relate to privilege at all. “If you’ve been the only person of your race in a room...” so how would that turn out if you were non black and was raised in Nigeria???

[@sonzmaya]

If only the questions were better constructed and the host understood the aim of the video better, the video would have actually had an impact on the participants and viewers. All the questions weren’t about discrimination, but more about how included in society each race felt. That in itself wasn’t a fair experiment because the percentages of each race in Singapore are vastly different, so obviously the “minorities” (indians and Malays) ended up at the back. I think it would be interesting if there was a spin off from this video done with a different group of people (perhaps from a wider age range) but use questions that more directly acknowledge the issue of discrimination in Singapore.

[@MarcoLopez-dt7lq]

I think money has to do more with privilege than race

[@DonaldBulley]

all random life.just depends where you are,what you do,decisions you make,job you apply for,boss you get.life is just a big jumbled mess.do this again in a few years & it will change.has to be the same people that were in this one.some may end up in a car accident,lost everything in a fire,a person that had money could have lost it all now they struggle with food,poor person win the lottery.way to many things can change thing for the better or worse.this just shows what is going on in their lives from when they were born to this point.some may not even be alive in a few years to do the test again to compare.

[@A-X-25]

For all those who say that others have the privilege in certain situations, I have a question for you: the fact that you are on this video on youtube and you have eyes to see, you have both hands, both legs, you have shoes, you have something to eat, etc. those are not a privilege for you? If we do not know how to handle our minds, then we see only what we want to see.😂😂

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Those are material "privileges". The "privileges" in the video are abstract "privileges". There's quite a distinction between the two.

[@retrosturtorials9378]

“At school or at work you have two or less food stalls where you can get food you like” Bish what the-

[@Malos_]

It was the reason the slaves rose up in Haiti

[@clairelee4802]

I think the question was just poorly phrased and was asked with the intent to find out if the food provided in these institutes are inclusive (do they have halal options and what not) which cater to all groups of people especially since different religions have different dietary requirements. I don’t think we should bash their efforts even if it’s not ideally presented but at least they made the attempt to somehow show the way certain groups in Singapore are more privileged than others. That being said, I do agree that much of the questions did not explicitly demonstrate privilege and were poorly phrased, the ostensibly good intent was just not well executed I Guess 🤷‍♂️

[@deadlypandaghost]

[@LG-Musique]

Singapore is one of the most multicultural countries in the world. In my class there wasn’t really a majority race as it was so mixed. Even the difference races were from different countries

[@davidh9148]

Hopefully this is the dumbest thing I see today, It’s 9am, you have set the bar high.

[@kevinzheng2898]

How is this privilege?

[@LordBritOne]

Some questions made no sense like have you been in a room where you were the only one of your race? What's that got to do with Privilege... that's like asking have you ever been in a room with only cats? Or were you aware of your surroundings in your mothers womb I don't see why most of these questions have anything to do with the test of Race & Privilege Next time come up with questions that have something to do with the subject in hand Then you got to the end of the video without telling us your results

[@suppercharge1]

What was this experiment proving?

[@julykajili]

Why are these non-Singaporeans (eg Americans forced to watch this as a class assignment) missing the fact that this is a report on race relations in SINGAPORE? After 50 years of state-driven multicultural policies stressing inclusivity and diversity? Why not find out more about the context before dissing the activity (experiment is indeed a bad word choice) which the participants did find meaningful?

[@SandraL024]

There were many gaps in this experiment. Each question could be taken differently from each person. Some questions may be not understood by some people. I even noticed some people were raising their hands perhaps to ask to clarify the question. But they didn't allow us to see what their questions were when they raised their hands. This is a very poor experiment. And what about questions that weren't asked? What about questions that were asked that shouldn't have been asked and don't belong in this experiment? There are so many holes in this experiment.

[@beezlebub9]

I think it’s well-done. The people raising the hand were because they hav head those experiences.

[@heywardsanders1680]

Have one ever figured out why one can be comfortable with another race, then staying with a mate of their own race. Do it have something to do with demands, and they feel relief from the pressure being pushed on them. It can be many things, but will it be the right one the person really feel why they do certain things. I watched some bad interrelationship marriage, and some who look like things going right, but at the end of the day it look like a power control thing that set in the mind people want to like. I seen the control game that some need to use to keep on top of everything, and the insecure game to make one feel they taller than they really is. That one get that kind of life staying where they at. Is it the relationship game that the system introduced to our brain that have us moving around trying to do the same things. That the divorce is the game, by being with the system game. That one try their hand in all kinds of things. From different race to the same sex marriage that make the system way turns the people insane. Do we try to hard mentally to prove a point, that it throw us off course, or is it just the sex game that fade out of the relationship life. Can we be honest enough of what really on our minds to make us move into a different light. Can it be the magazine many look at that program the mind to like. Is it a status one need to feel like, or after everything been done it turned out to be a boring life. What can it be that make other take time to put all their time on others life, when they supposed to be having a happy exciting life. Is something wrong with the traditionally way of life, that pushes the people to experiment with other options they want to see if they like. Who really don't care because if it do not work they move on to another experiment with their confused life.

[@smrtztt8685]

I did the same experiment with questions to prove language skills.