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Madalyn 2021-12-10 08:01:46
Reality and experimentation-distance produces beauty
This is a movie that you can't forget when you watch it. I remember when I watched it, I used a projection, a huge space, a dark room, and the originally pleasant space was quickly overwhelmed by fear. I'm not very courageous, but I was terrified...
This movie at least illustrates one point. The... -
Ericka 2022-04-20 09:01:43
Why are the poor so poor. . .
The experiment itself is designed for the poor and the unemployed, because not to mention how much the reward is, the poor will never come to suffer and suffer.
Then since it is a poor group, we have to say two kinds of poor methods: one is due to the general environment, and the other is...
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Dillon 2022-03-28 09:01:03
Background: Stanford Prison Experiment, 1971. Conclusion: The Lucifer Effect. People generate specific personalities in specific environments, and there is no insurmountable barrier between good and bad people.
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Alphonso 2022-03-29 09:01:03
A person is easily influenced by the environment. Everyone has evil thoughts in their minds, which usually don’t come out, but when they encounter a specific environment and condone evil, they will grow bigger and bigger and become uncontrollable.
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Tarek Fahd, Häftling Nr. 77: [voiceover, reading newspaper ad] Test subjects wanted. Earn 4000 marks for a 14-day experiment in a simulated prison.
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Nachrichtensprecher: [voiceover - spoiler] The tragic outcome: two dead, three injured, among them project leader Professor Klaus Thon. Clearly, the experiment went out of control after two days. The district attorney is investigating two possible manslaughter charges and several charges of abuse and negligence. One of the test participants has been arrested. The project direction will probably have to answer to a court. According to statements by one of the scientists, the escalation might have been prevented by aborting the experiment earlier.
