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On January 12, 2007, 1,097 people walked past the performance of a violin virtuoso, Joshua Bell, at a Washington D.C. metro station. Only seven people stopped to listen, and only one person recognized him. Most people hurried past without even looking at him. Social psychological studies of helping behavior and the reciprocity principle may offer the best explanations for why people ignored him. Read More







