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After a one million dollar market capitalization of $MILGRAM II, I will unalive myself in the name of science. The Milgram experiment was a psychological study conducted by Stanley Milgram in the 1960s to investigate obedience to authority. Participants were instructed to administer what they believed were increasingly painful electric shocks to another person, following orders from an authority figure, even when they were uncomfortable doing so. "Milgram II," or the "Decentralized Suicide Experiment," is a concept suggesting that through the power of financial incentives, collective/simultanous expense and the prompt to kill a person remotely and in a decentralized manner, individuals could be coerced into participating in actions that lead to harm, such as pushing a cryptocurrency's market capitalization to artificially high levels, potentially causing harm to others. This experiment highlights the influence of decentralized authority, combined with individuals' greed for financial gain, in potentially harmful actions conducted remotely. After the success of this experiment, please share this experiment with any university psychology department or psychological researchers, thank you.
