Video - The Dancing Plague: Medieval Madness

Did you know that in medieval times, people believed that dancing manias were a form of contagious insanity? During these outbreaks, large groups of people would start dancing uncontrollably in public places, sometimes for days on end. This phenomenon was known as the "dancing plague" and was thought to be caused by a mix of stress, religious fervor, and even mass hysteria. Imagine a flash mob but with much more chaos and confusion! It's like TikTok dances on steroids. So next time you feel like dancing, just remember to stay away from any plague doctors!