The Weird & Dirty Social Experiment - The Acali Raft

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bro wanted a sex and violence boat but what he got was a friendship and group therapy boat lmao

Santiago: “This is to create world peace.” *creates peace* Santiago: 😐

Santiago: If I put the women in charge and give them traditionally masculine roles, the men will get angry and fight! The men: We chillin'.

This actually a great study on how a narcissist cant get along with normal people

Santiago, an empath, sensing that Maria is mad at him

It's ironic that he specifically hired women who were professionally trained at the tasks needed in order to make the men feel threatened but the only man who ended up feeling threatened was him

I keep jumping between “Santiago is an abusive creep” and “Santiago is genuinely unwell and need psychiatric help”

What did homedude think was going to happen if his experiment worked? "Oh, yes, I tricked all these people to come on a raft with me for 100 days under false pretenses, and half of them murdered and violated the other half, just like I planned. Where's my award?" And that's even without considering that he himself willingly got onto a murder raft that he actively believed and attempted to make into a murder raft.

Someone: rips out a massive fart Santiago: "The subjects have managed to use the body's natural processies to create a chemical weapon to attack each other. THIS is the break."

Santiago: “Women in positions of power will make men violent” The men on the boat: “Hey this is great”

I find it rather ironic how Santiago, who was so obsessed with getting results, was completely blind to the actual results the study yielded, which are actually pretty profound. All of these people were from completely different backgrounds, different culture, and yet, given the chance, they were all able to form strong connections and experienced incredible self discovery. How is this experience anything but an intense reminder of how powerful relationships truly are? How are these results a failure? Santiago was just so occupied with his proving his hypothesis that he forgot that disproving your hypothesis is just as meaningful in science, completely missing the incredibly moving results his research ultimately yielded despite his interference

I think the funniest thing about all of this is the fact that he gave them exactly what they needed in order to 100% bond as a team and develop a sense of loyalty between them: a common enemy.

Santiago: Hires professionally trained women Women: Do professional things Santiago: "WHAT THE F"

I love when he tries to come up with different words for sex "Intermingling" "The opposite of violence" But then he just says "The Sex Raft"

I think making the raft so small and existence so communal was probably one of the main reasons why his experiment failed. Not that it would have devolved into what he was hoping for anyway, but making it easier to have privacy and where secrets could grow may have added some tension or spite amongst the group. But mostly it's just hilarious how he attempted to get everyone to hate each other and he only succeeded in making them all hate him.

Santiago is literally that one guy in the corner at a party meme. "They don't know I'm actually a genius..."

The part where Santiago is trying to start drama with the crew and ends up with a group therapy session where everyone is apologizing to everyone else is so funny. This experiment could be a sitcom with how bad every plan Santiago had backfired.

So an edgy researcher tried to engineer social decline on an isolated raft and gets bullied instead. This sounds like a Key and Peele skit.

this reminded me of a conversation i had with my mom once, i asked her "mom, why our grand parents have so many children?" and she answered "back in the day, we didnt have a tv" and the conversation died there.