Can you share some horror experiment stories?

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The Milgram Experiment was also quite terrifying. Participants were instructed by an authority figure to administer what they believed were increasingly dangerous electric shocks to another person (who was actually an actor). A large number of participants were willing to administer shocks at a high voltage just because they were told to by the authority. This shows how blindly people can follow orders, which is a very scary thought.

Sure. There was an experiment with radiation exposure. The scientists in Russia were exploring the effects of high - level radiation on living organisms. They chose a group of small animals like rats at first. But then, they moved on to human - like primates. As the radiation levels increased, the poor creatures' bodies began to mutate. Their fur fell out, and their skin grew strange lumps. In the case of the primates, they became extremely aggressive and unpredictable. One even managed to break out of its cage and attacked a scientist before being put down. The whole experiment was a nightmare of disfigurement and chaos.

Sure. There are gay men who experimented with different forms of communication in their relationships. For example, one couple started writing love letters to each other instead of just texting. This simple experiment brought a new level of intimacy to their relationship as they could express their deeper feelings more eloquently.

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There are also experiments in the area of team building. Military units might participate in new leadership and team - building exercises. These can enhance the cohesion and efficiency of the unit. Through these experiments, soldiers learn to trust each other more, communicate better, and work together towards a common goal, which is crucial in military operations.

Sure. There was a boy teen who experimented with building a solar - powered device. He was interested in renewable energy. He got some solar panels and an old battery. After a lot of wiring and testing, he managed to make a small device that could charge his phone using only solar power. This showed his initiative in finding solutions for environmental issues.

One story could be that two girl friends decided to experiment with baking a very complex French pastry. They had never made it before. They spent the whole day in the kitchen, following different recipes they found online. There were a few mishaps like over - mixing the dough at first, but in the end, they managed to create a delicious pastry that looked almost as good as the ones in the bakery.

There was a teenage boy who was interested in plant growth experiments. He took two identical pots and planted the same type of seeds in them. In one pot, he used regular soil, and in the other, he mixed in some compost he made himself. He watered them equally and placed them in the same sunny spot. Over time, he noticed that the plants in the pot with the compost grew much taller and healthier. This simple experiment taught him a lot about the importance of soil nutrition.

Another story involves two straight friends who experimented with a no - technology day. They put away their phones, tablets, and laptops for an entire day. Initially, they were a bit restless as they were so used to being connected. But as the day went on, they found themselves having in - depth conversations, going for long walks, and just enjoying nature. It was a really eye - opening experience for them and made them realize how much they had been missing out on real - life interactions due to technology.