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SuperFly
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 Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:45 pm Post subject: New Book: The Lucifer Effect |
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What makes us good or bad? What makes good people turn evil?
http://www.nytimes.com/
Front page today. No other link to give you.
Philip Zimabardo, former president of the APA, who created the "Stanford prison experiment". |
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Novernae
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kermo
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Thanks for that.
If anyone's interested, here's a link to the official website of the Stanford Prison Experiment, maybe the "most unethical experiment ever."
http://www.prisonexp.org/
$15 a day. That's a pitiful compensation for 6 days in Abu Ghraib. |
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SuperFly
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Gee Kermo, Philip Z. fully admitted in the video interview (not the written transcripts that are on the link provided) that was posted on the front page that he feels incredibly guilty about the experiment. Did you bother to watch the video before you jumped in all over it? 
He actually said: "I felt guilty then, and I still feel guilty everyday about what happened".
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riley
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| It's interesting and scary to read about the expirements done, but I doubt the doctor knew what was going to happen, he had a theory but not foreknowledge. He also pulled the plug on it. |
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kermo
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| Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:36 pm Post subject: |
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| SuperFly wrote: |
Gee Kermo, Philip Z. fully admitted in the video interview (not the written transcripts that are on the link provided) that was posted on the front page that he feels incredibly guilty about the experiment. Did you bother to watch the video before you jumped in all over it?
He actually said: "I felt guilty then, and I still feel guilty everyday about what happened". |
Chill, bro.
I read the article, and went through the website. I didn't watch the video because of RealPlayer problems, but I'm aware of Zimabardo's feelings about the subject.
I'm not "jumping all over" him, but I am marvelling at how scanty the compensation was compared to the (unexpectedly) traumatic cost of participation. |
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SuperFly
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| Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 9:48 pm Post subject: |
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| kermo wrote: |
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Gee Kermo, Philip Z. fully admitted in the video interview (not the written transcripts that are on the link provided) that was posted on the front page that he feels incredibly guilty about the experiment. Did you bother to watch the video before you jumped in all over it?
He actually said: "I felt guilty then, and I still feel guilty everyday about what happened". |
Chill, bro.
I read the article, and went through the website. I didn't watch the video because of RealPlayer problems, but I'm aware of Zimabardo's feelings about the subject.
I'm not "jumping all over" him, but I am marvelling at how scanty the compensation was compared to the (unexpectedly) traumatic cost of participation. |
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