Move with the Crowd

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 April 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Researchers have discovered that dense crowds can spontaneously synchronize into collective oscillations, with hundreds of people moving in coordinated, swirling patterns. How did they do it? By studying the Spanish tradition of running with the bulls. Jeff and Anthony discuss getting lost in a crowd, and how science can make these large events safer for everyone.

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0:00.0	Love your work.
0:17.3	This is we have concerns.
0:20.6	Hi, Jeff Kanata. Hi, Jeff Kanata.
0:22.4	Hi, Anthony Carbone.
0:23.5	I love concerned citizens.
0:24.8	Anthony, have you ever, even in an abstract sense, ever been tempted by the notion?
0:31.7	By the fruit of another?
0:32.3	I think it's tempted by the fruit of another.
0:35.1	Tempted, but the truth is discovered.
0:36.4	Have you ever, have you ever wanted to give him something to talk about?
0:39.0	What's been going on?
0:41.2	I don't know why I went Bonnie.
0:43.7	Bonny, right.
0:44.0	Yeah, go Bonnie Ray.
0:44.7	Whatever.
0:45.5	Has there ever been any sort of romantic notion in your mind of ever, even remotely wanting to participate in the running of the Bulls?
0:55.3	Yes. Yes.
0:56.8	Oh, I thought you were going to say, hell no.
0:58.4	Oh, no. When I was a kid, when I was when I was a youth, I was like, yeah, I'll go to the running of the Bulls.
1:02.8	Because you're just the thing about the running of the Bulls.
1:04.7	The running of the Bulls connects to my entire philosophy, which is,
1:12.5	you don't need to be in front.
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