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Have you heard of social experiments? A social experiment created by a psychiatrist and other doctors was called "Aposum." People of different ages and backgrounds were sent to a "hospital." It was a pre-arranged location. Before being sent there, people were tested for emotional and physical health, as well as their attitudes toward others, and so on. The group of people arriving for this experiment was randomly divided into two categories. Some became orderlies, and others were patients. There were several doctors at the facility. The key to this experiment was no interference. The doctors, acting as actors, only administered injections to the patients—safe vitamins, but the "patients" themselves were unaware of what they were being injected with.

Now he was taking turns accepting people and conducting tests on them to determine whether they could be taken into the social experiment.