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Why is it when people get in groups, the urge to scream grows stronger. For example, a crowd at a sports or music event seems to think it is a great idea to scream as loudly as possible.

Does anyone have any theories on why this is?

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
Why is it when people get in groups, the urge to scream grows stronger. For example, a crowd at a sports or music event seems to think it is a great idea to scream as loudly as possible.

Does anyone have any theories on why this is?
people want attention and will do whatever it takes to get it.


Also, have you ever seen a bunch of apes or gorillas get together...just a bunch of whooping and noise making. Humans are no different

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
Why is it when people get in groups, the urge to scream grows stronger. For example, a crowd at a sports or music event seems to think it is a great idea to scream as loudly as possible.

Does anyone have any theories on why this is?
The correct answer is: We are like Rats in a cage, but instead of eating eachother, we just scream as loud as possible till our heads explode.

G.

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The experience of giving yourself over to a larger, group consciousness. That's why people in concert crowds often experience a kind of euphoria. It's pejoritively known as mob mentality.

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Originally posted by smw6869
The correct answer is: We are like Rats in a cage, but instead of eating eachother, we just scream as loud as possible till our heads explode.

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we are all just rats in a cage? Is your name billy corgan?

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Originally posted by PocketKings
we are all just rats in a cage? Is your name billy corgan?
Granny knows of no such billy corgan.

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
Why is it when people get in groups, the urge to scream grows stronger. For example, a crowd at a sports or music event seems to think it is a great idea to scream as loudly as possible.

Does anyone have any theories on why this is?
We are enjoying ourselves....supressed happiness!!!!!

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Originally posted by smw6869
Granny knows of no such billy corgan.
Despite all your rage.

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
Why is it when people get in groups, the urge to scream grows stronger. For example, a crowd at a sports or music event seems to think it is a great idea to scream as loudly as possible.

Does anyone have any theories on why this is?
Because you need to be heard over the other people.

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Originally posted by agryson
Despite all your rage.
Granny has No rage! Do Not piss me off! Eat some cheese.

I checked out billy on wicki, and was astonished to see that i look very much like billy, except that i wear prescription swimming goggles for glasses.

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