Boys Vs Girls left unsupervised in House for Social Experiment. It all started in the early 2000s when Channel 4’s Cutting Edge producers decided to do a documentary called “Boys Alone.” It focused on how ten boys aged 11 to 12 were sent to live for five days in a magnificent home in Hertfordshire. The twist here is that the lads had never met before, and there were no adults to supervise them. This was followed by an identical experiment being performed on a group of ten girls. While things appeared to be going well at first, it did not take long for things to devolve into pandemonium.

Boys, on the other hand, formed gangs and became destructive with items laying around the house. They largely subsisted on cereal and fizzy beverages.

Girls, on the other hand, exhibited chaotic behaviour, although it was more organised. A handful of them also made it their obligation to prepare meals and clean up afterwards.

The video of the experiment has already gone viral, with multiple Twitter users sharing it on the social media platform.

Social experiment — 10 boys in a house unsupervised vs 10 girls pic.twitter.com/13XsluzGJR

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“So ALL of them took a cooking course? And only one group cooked? Only one group cleaned? Only one group organized meetings? Only one group delegated tasks? And that’s the group that would make terrible leaders because they’re “too much drama and too emotional”?????” a Twitter user wondered.

“This isn’t a really fair comparison though. As others have said, girls tend to mature faster than boys. If you waited about 30 years to do this experiment with the males, I bet the results would be at least close to similar,” Another person wrote.