#roadviolence — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #roadviolence, aggregated by home.social.
-
#IgNobel prizes
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/03/ig-nobel-prize-awards-2026-winners
"Piff and his colleagues found that upper-class drivers were more likely to cut other cars off at junctions and ignore pedestrians at crossings. Wealthier people also appeared more willing to lie at work. In one experiment, volunteers were left alone with a jar of sweets ostensibly meant for children. When the researchers returned, upper-class people had snaffled nearly twice as many candies as lower-class people."
-
#IgNobel prizes
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/03/ig-nobel-prize-awards-2026-winners
"Piff and his colleagues found that upper-class drivers were more likely to cut other cars off at junctions and ignore pedestrians at crossings. Wealthier people also appeared more willing to lie at work. In one experiment, volunteers were left alone with a jar of sweets ostensibly meant for children. When the researchers returned, upper-class people had snaffled nearly twice as many candies as lower-class people."
-
#IgNobel prizes
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/03/ig-nobel-prize-awards-2026-winners
"Piff and his colleagues found that upper-class drivers were more likely to cut other cars off at junctions and ignore pedestrians at crossings. Wealthier people also appeared more willing to lie at work. In one experiment, volunteers were left alone with a jar of sweets ostensibly meant for children. When the researchers returned, upper-class people had snaffled nearly twice as many candies as lower-class people."
-
#IgNobel prizes
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/03/ig-nobel-prize-awards-2026-winners
"Piff and his colleagues found that upper-class drivers were more likely to cut other cars off at junctions and ignore pedestrians at crossings. Wealthier people also appeared more willing to lie at work. In one experiment, volunteers were left alone with a jar of sweets ostensibly meant for children. When the researchers returned, upper-class people had snaffled nearly twice as many candies as lower-class people."
-
#IgNobel prizes
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/03/ig-nobel-prize-awards-2026-winners
"Piff and his colleagues found that upper-class drivers were more likely to cut other cars off at junctions and ignore pedestrians at crossings. Wealthier people also appeared more willing to lie at work. In one experiment, volunteers were left alone with a jar of sweets ostensibly meant for children. When the researchers returned, upper-class people had snaffled nearly twice as many candies as lower-class people."