> article does not give me a real reason to doubt that the phenomenon is real I think framing it as something pathological is what's doubtful. It's perfectly h

> article does not give me a real reason to doubt that the phenomenon is real I think framing it as something pathological is what's doubtful. It's perfectly human reaction to try to form bonds in the environment you found yourself in with whoever is there to increase your chances of survival. And to feel distrustful of wannabe soldiers pointing guns in your general direction with the goal of bringing back business as usual as promptly as feasible (from PR standpoint) rather than saving your life.