De ongerijmdheid van het menselijk gedrag
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From the Scottsboro Boys to Japan’s longest death row inmate, explore the irrationality of human behavior and its impact on innocent lives.
Explore the tragic consequences of irrational human behavior through historical and modern cases, from the wrongful conviction of the Scottsboro Boys in 1931 to Japan’s longest-serving death row inmate exonerated after 56 years. A reflection on the enduring cruelty towards innocent people.
Blind Man Burned House Prank
3 jul 2011
Poor blind man asks good Samaritans if they will help him get in a taxi cab and take him home after a long, relaxing vacation in Hawaii. Unfortunately, when he arrives, all he finds is the ruins of his old house, covered in ashes and soot. There must have been a terrible fire when he was away, and everything has been burnt to the ground from the flames! But the blind man doesn’t seem too disturbed. He takes a seat in his regular LA-Z-Boy armchair and cannot for the life of him understand why the prank victims are so upset.