The social scientists, so called, that most of the Dissent Right confront, are largely of a theoretical camp, such as feminists and gender theorists. However, lesser known are behavioural scientists, mainly in the fields of empirical psychology, who set out to not only empirically observe human behaviour, but to devise ways of manipulating it and changing it.
Pandata.org has documented the impact these behavioural psychologists had during the Covid mandates and pandemics, carefully monitoring just how much “pain” the population could take. The use of the word “pain” is deliberate, since early experiments done by Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram during the 1960s, involved exactly that. In these studies, an authority figure ordered participants to deliver what they were told, falsely, were dangerous electric shocks to another person, who they could not see. It was found that most people were willing to do this, even up to the point of killing the person. People would thus obey authority, and more so if backed up by threats.