Well then, if Americans don't mind that their audiences are manipulated to behave like little children, then they also shouldn't mind being perceived as childish people.
>They are selected. They are also guided as how and when to react (applause, get up, etc.)
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>>But more seriously, actors and guests are one thing. An audience is a different thing. I hope they are not selected too. I know there are people out of sight of the camera, who raise a hand when the audience is supposed to clap hands. But I hope they do not instruct the audience to behave childishly.
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