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In 2008, Professor Jens Krause and Dr. John Dyer of Leeds University conducted an experiment where groups of subjects were told to walk in a random path inside of a big hall while not communicating with the other subjects. However, the researchers told a few of the subjects exactly where they should walk.
Guess what happened? They discovered that the people who were told exactly where to walk started being followed by the subjects walking “randomly.
In the end, they found that it took just 5% of people walking confidently to influence 95% of the other walkers to follow them.
And looking around, you’ll see examples of this type of behavior everywhere: