Particularly shocking. 1. How obedient a person can be in the face of rights (but the sample may be biased, and people who go to Stanford may be more obedient from childhood to adult) 2. If a person has been instilled by "authority" with bad ideas, it may not take long for a person If you believe it, people will become very weak (so in the process of children's education, encouragement and education must be adopted, and when people grow up, they must learn to save themselves and stop abusing themselves) 3. The tyranny after people control the power. Everyone inevitably has some inner wounds. With authority, are those wounds more likely to pop out, and people become more reckless and violent? Can't really give people absolute authority.
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