As the video below states, there is a social stigma attached to chewing gum. It isn’t permitted in schools and many workplace environments. It can often lead to some kind of punishment or write-up.
In October 2013, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aries conducted an experiment. 481 people participated. They watched sets of “almost” identical twins – one was chewing gum, the other wasn’t – and the onlookers were asked a series of questions such as:
“Which one seems like he has more friends?”
“Which one has more imaginary friends?”
“Which one gets invited to more parties?”
“Which one gets invited to more bridge tournaments?”
“Which one really enjoys giving you a ticket?”
The results maysurprise you. Take a look.
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