I'm inclined to agree simply because humans are way too complex to be defined in that way. But I have a story of a pretty horrible case of bystaderism that I s

I'm inclined to agree simply because humans are way too complex to be defined in that way. But I have a story of a pretty horrible case of bystaderism that I saw 10+ years ago. A man suddenly had an epileptic fit, or something of that effect, in the street. I was about 30 meters away and saw hos this man just fell to the ground suddenly. On a busy downtown street in Sweden's 4th largest city. People who were walking behind him literally stepped over him and kept walking while I ran towards him to see what was wrong. But I wasn't the only one who ran to him. The stand out thing was specifically a couple who were walking at his pace behind him and just stepped over him and kept walking, a young couple too in their 20s. Very strange and forever stuck in my head. But both me and several others rushed to his aide and stayed with him, held him in the side position, until he regained consciousness. Anyways, about 10 years later I find out I have mild autism.