Jason Silva explains why competition is an instinct and has positive contributions to humans.

Jason Silva ponders whether our brains are instinctively empathetic or whether it is a learned behavior.

Hiro expresses grief that Tadashi is gone. Baymax wants to help him and learns about the treatment for personal loss. Baymax contacts Hiro's friends and gives him a hug to make him feel better.

Jimmy gets tapped on the foot by a clothespin and allegedly gets hurt. The other kids in the cul-de-sac help him in his time of need. Eddy complains about the shift of attention from him to Jimmy, and Double D explains that humans are naturally attracted to the distress of others.

Each member of the audience at Derren Brown's show is wearing a mask to protect their identity, and Chris is the victim of the audience's decisions. Dave, a cast member, smashes valuable electronics in Chris' house because the audience voted for it. Next, the audience can vote for Chris to either win a cash prize or be kidnapped, and it votes for the kidnapping. During both events, the audience is excited and enjoys the things happening to Chris until he gets hit by a car, at which point they learn the valuable lesson that anyone is susceptible to deindividuation.