VIDEO: They See a Woman Being Domestically Abused in an Elevator. Their Reaction Will Shock You

Nowadays people keep making social experiments and trying to figure out the way people work and interact with each other.

They have tried all sorts of things, from acting crazy to giving out money for free in order to see how everyone reacts.

The weird thing is that it’s the most unexpected people that want to help others and actually care nd those that you would expect to try and help are the ones that will disappoint you the most.

For example, in a case in which a man was wearing clothes made out of money and told people to take what they need no one was expecting what happened.

The people that didn’t need the money took it and was even happy about beating the system, while those that really were in need only took a couple of bucks and thank the man profusely.

And it seems that every time something bad happened near people it was those that had nothing that wanted to help and did everything in their power and even gave the money they needed to survive.

Even when they were dying of hunger and cold they gave up their money and their clothes to help others that were more in need than they were.

According to theguardian.com, a Swedish “social experiment” has shown only one person of 53 reacting to what seemed like a scene of domestic abuse in a lift.

The video was posted by an organization called STHLM Panda, which describes itself as “doing social experiments, joking with people and documenting the society we live in”.

Their most recent posts include a Halloween prank and another prank in an elevator.

But their latest video takes on a more serious tone. They set up a hidden camera in a lift while members of the group played an abusive boyfriend and his victim.

The male actors swore at the women and physically assaulted them while members of the public were in the lift.

One shouted, while pinning the woman to the wall: “You are not worth anything, I hope you get that! You’re not worth anything!”

Most of the lift’s passengers ignored the abuse, with one woman saying: “I’m here too. Please let me get off first.”

Only one intervened. “I’m gonna call the police if you touch her again,” she said.

STHLM Panda said she was the only one to react out of 53 people who got into the lift while they were running the social experiment.

Konrad Ydhage, who runs the channel with Olle Öberg and appears in the video playing one of the abusive partners, told the Guardian:

“We made this video to test domestic violence and violence in close relations and to see if people react when they really need to.”

He added that they did not expect so few people to react. “We were expecting that about 50% would intervene.

I was prepared to take a hit by the bigger lads who entered the lift. But sadly enough they walked out on the girl.”