When the temperature reached about fifty degrees this
weekend, I spotted someone entering a store wearing flip flops. Unusual
situations catch our attention, like the person I saw begin an exercise workout
in a warm thigh length coat. Sometimes situations seem so alarming that we feel
obligated to intervene, other times we conjure up excuses for not getting
involved for fear of overstepping boundaries. And sometimes, we just don’t
care. What do you think about this?
Social experiments are pulse checks for how we’re doing as
a society. It’s good when we see an unusual situation and pause to check on
another person’s well-being or step up to correct an issue. What’s the last situation
you ignored when you should have jumped in and sorted things out?
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