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Welcome back everybody. Michael Steel here. Great conversation with the author of the new

book Corruptible. Who gets power and how it changes us? None other than Brian Clausch.

You can follow him on Twitter at Brian Clausch. That's K-L-A-A-S. And so Brian, I wanted

to get into, I got to pull it up real fast because I loved this part of the book. It was

the chapter six, bad systems or bad people. And you start off with the great question. It

was the best way you could tease the opening here. You go, what can you learn about humanity?

Watching how people behave while sipping coffee at Starbucks. In fact, turns out quite a

bit. Tell us about that experiment, which really, I thought it was almost like the Good

Samaritan experiment, put on a much grander scale that really kind of put a finger on a

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