Wait until one of them wants to leave the island...
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What are you talking about? The Tongan boys weren't marooned on purpose to test a theory. They were really lost & given up for dead until found by Peter Warner.
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Amazing story, thanks for sharing
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Robert A. Heinlein's 1955 novel "Tunnel in the Sky" predicted, in contrast to Golding's "Lord of the Flies," that high school students marooned upon another planet would, after some difficulties, eventually work out pragmatic political solutions:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_in_the_Sky …
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If I was there. Played Quarterback. Not many of us. Get everybody together. This is what we need to do. Do we want to win. There is always an asshole. Give him a role too. Focus people. Get off this island and find Women!
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Not that I’m crying or anything.
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What this article doesn't mention is that they started with 20 boys.
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Trolling is just grubby. Try not to be so.
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It's almost like Lord of the Flies is fiction with no basis in reality, a what-if scenario drawn up from an author that has no actual authority on the subject matter, but merely sought to entertain the audience. Or, as most people call it: A story
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Its not hard for me to picture the conduct the kids displayed in the book being displayed in real life. The problem comes when you say definitively that any random assortment of kids exposed to the circumstance would invariably behave in the exact same way
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