Wow even if you are afraid someone will call you a pervert all you have to do is ask her if she is lost and call the mall security. Video inside the link.
[h=1]Hundreds of passers-by ignore 'lost' girls[/h][h=2]In a unique social experiment, for a Police 5 Special, Uma, aged seven, and five-year-old Maya take turns to look lost while more than 600 people walk past, completely ignoring them[/h]
Two little girls, lost and alone in a busy shopping centre. Would you stop to help? Would you even notice?
In a unique social experiment, passers by were put to the test as cameras recorded sisters Uma, aged seven, and five-year-old Maya taking turns to look lost.
Incredibly, after an hour more than 600 people walked past and completely ignored the girls. Some were totally oblivious, others claimed they were worried about what people might say.
Only one woman stopped, a grandmother in her 70s, who approached Maya to ask “are you lost?”
Watching the experiment was the girls’ mother, Reshma Rumsey, and Police 5 presenter Kate McIntyre.
[h=1]Hundreds of passers-by ignore 'lost' girls[/h][h=2]In a unique social experiment, for a Police 5 Special, Uma, aged seven, and five-year-old Maya take turns to look lost while more than 600 people walk past, completely ignoring them[/h]
Two little girls, lost and alone in a busy shopping centre. Would you stop to help? Would you even notice?
In a unique social experiment, passers by were put to the test as cameras recorded sisters Uma, aged seven, and five-year-old Maya taking turns to look lost.
Incredibly, after an hour more than 600 people walked past and completely ignored the girls. Some were totally oblivious, others claimed they were worried about what people might say.
Only one woman stopped, a grandmother in her 70s, who approached Maya to ask “are you lost?”
Watching the experiment was the girls’ mother, Reshma Rumsey, and Police 5 presenter Kate McIntyre.
