Comments by "Mark" (@Mark-hc8ek) on "Horrible Unintended Side Effects of Govt's "Help" (Pt. 1) | Andrew Gruel | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.

  1. There's another side to this, one that could have much more adverse sociological implications. An Emory University study from 15 years ago had 2 sets of volunteer students play video games. One group was rewarded only if they earned it, the other was given rewards even if they failed. The researchers then tested the students' brain chemistry and discovered the group that earned rewards produced endorphins that made them feel happy. The group given unearned rewards did not produce endorphins. In fact, this group produced chemicals noted in depression and even violent behavior. The study was quickly buried by corporate media and even Emory University itself. But it's a good measure for what happens when people are given something for nothing, and the sociological similarities offspring of the super rich have with kids in the projects.
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