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Batman, the Dark Knight, has been found to inspire better behaviour in people. His appearance on the Milan metro system had a significant impact on the usually grumpy commuters. ‌

The typically irritable travellers suddenly became more considerate. When a pregnant woman boarded the train, passengers were far more willing to offer their seats when Gotham's hero was keeping a vigilant eye nearby. ‌

A study conducted by psychologists from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore discovered that the mere presence of a man dressed as The Caped Crusader increased acts of kindness by two-thirds. ‌

This research ties into theories of behavioural disruption, where an unexpected or novel event forces the brain to reassess its environment. Generally, we navigate our days on

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