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The Third Wave From Wikipedia, the tree encydlopedia This article is about the social experiment For other uses, see Thind wave (disambiguation). The Third Wave was a social expenment to demonstrate that even democratic societies are not immune to the appeal o school students attending his Contemporary World history class" as part of a study of Nazi Germany ascism.1 It was undertaken by history teacher Ron Jones with sophomore high Background to the Third Wave experiment edt The experiment took place at Cubberley High School in Palo Alto, California, during the first week of Apil 1967 Jones, finding himself unable to explain to his students how the German population could have claimed ignorance of the extermination of the Jewish people, decided to demonstrate it to them instead Jones started a movement called The Third Wave" and told his students that the movement aimed to eliminate democracy! 」The idea that democracy emphasizes ndn duality was considered as a drawback o democracy, and Jones emphasized this main port ofthe movement in its motto Strength through discipline, strength through community, strength through action, strength through pnde The experiment was not well documented at the time. Of contemporary sources, the experiment is only mentioned in the Cubberley High School student newspaper, The Cubberley Cafamound. It is only briefy mentioned in two issuesand one more issue of the paper has a longer article about this experiment at its conclusion Jones himself wrote a detailed account of the experiment some nine years afterwardspl and more articles about the expenment folowed, including some interwews with Jones and the onginal students. On Thursday, the fourth day of the experiment, Jones decided to terminate the movement because it was sipping out of his control. The students became increasingly inwolved in the project and their discipline and loyalty to the project was outstanding. He announced to the participants that this movement was a part of a nationwide movement and that on the next day a presidential candidate of the Third Wave would publicly announce its existence. Jones ordered students to attend a noon rally on Friday to witness the announcement 12 Fifth and last day ledit Instead of a televised address of their leader, the students were presented with an empty channel. Ater a few minutes of waiting, Jones announced that they had been a part of an experiment in fascism and that they all willingly created a sense of superionty like German citizens had in the period of Nazi Germany. He then played them a fim about the Nazi regime to conclude the expeniment 130 In psychology edm The psychology involived has been exdensivelly studied in terms of youth gang behavior and peer pressure, of which this experiment was a variant citadon needed YOU HAVE NO OBLIGATION T LOWER YOUR EXPECTATIONS YOU CAN ICE CREATIVE RECOGNITION IS LARGELY A MATTER OF LUCK YOUR LISTEN and

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GammeDiamond

GammeDiamond

Sep 21, 2014 at 01:19AM EDT

I saw the last slide of the image and I was like:

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William The Brit

William The Brit

Sep 21, 2014 at 05:53AM EDT in reply to Paulie DeMafia Mk2

Wow you really can't take it back can you, that's a dumb feature.

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