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The Fight About to Happen
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A boy called Eli was leaving school when he saw it building: two older kids squaring up, a crowd gathering and starting to chant "fight, fight," phones coming out. It hadn't started yet, but it was about to, and it looked like it could get bad. Eli felt the pull of the crowd's excitement and, under it, a clear sense that the right thing wasn't to stay and watch — but he wasn't sure what the right thing actually was.
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Why does a crowd chanting and filming often make a fight more likely to happen and get worse?
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