01. 10 Tips to Survive a Crowd Movement
Pilot episode of Fouloscopie: Mehdi Moussaïd's ten scientific tips to survive a crowd surge.
02. Rumors, Fake News and Chinese Whispers
Why rumors and fake news spread so easily, and the cognitive mechanisms behind them.
03. The 3 Laws of SOCIAL ATTRACTION
Mehdi Moussaïd explores the three fundamental laws that govern social attraction between individuals.
04. Crowd Science in EXTREME Conditions
Scientific study of crowd behaviors in extreme situations: panic, evacuations, density.
05. Social Experiment: Who Should We Save?
Social experiment around the ethical dilemma of the runaway train (trolley problem).
06. 5 Difficulty Levels: How Does a School of Fish Work?
Mehdi Moussaïd explains the dynamics of fish schools at 5 progressively complex levels.
07. I Set Up a Real-Life Experiment on a Train
Real-world social experiment: Mehdi Moussaïd studies the behavior of train passengers.
08. How to Manage 3 Million Pilgrims in Mecca?
Scientific study of mass-crowd management during the Hajj: algorithms and logistics.
09. How Many People Are Needed to Start A REVOLUTION?
Social science: how many individuals does it take to trigger major collective change?
10. This Network Explains 150 YEARS of Scientific Discoveries
Network analysis of 150 years of scientific discoveries: who cites whom, and how ideas spread.
11. Can We Work LIKE ANTS?
Study of cooperative ant behaviors: human applications for work organization.
12. Can You Win 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' with 120 PLAYERS?
Massive experiment: 120 players simulate a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire game — can they win collectively?
13. COGNITIVE BIASES, Explained Simply
Overview of the main cognitive biases that affect our everyday judgment.