stanford prison experiment 1971
 

So....just saw the new movie about this then read a ton about it.....

Any1 know about this at all or fuck w it?

Shits crazy to me

yeah it was nature taking its course. It's crazy to you because you're a dumbass, pretty simple concept; if you put people in positions of power they tend to let it get to their head (in this lol worthy example: Netcees and bags and diode). On the flip side people who know it's role play and were on the prisoner side accepted their harsh conditions as reality. We tend to accept strong realities and every human can be molded one way or the other. The stronger the reality is the more likely you are to get sucked into it on either side.

ignore the idiot above.

deeply flawed experiment that gets introduced to every juco phil + soc 101 course by sheer habit and i really wish it would just die already.
@Batty @Veritas the invincible

Yea I mean it seems like he just rigged it to turn out confirming his preconceived theories on the subject

Oh an I see idiot NYC completely buys into it

Lol not surprised

What abkut it would you like to discuss anthony. It is a fascinating *experiment*.

Idk....

What're ur feelings on it?

It's legit?

Or did he steer it towards his direction

It was interesting when they did that more recent study putting similar adds in the paper one without the prison life study and one with....an the characteristics of the people that replied were completely different

Tho on the other side of that argument.....real prison guards obv choose that job knowing what it is....so it's not much different in that aspect


Idk it's alot to take in. Just interesting to me.

the outcome should be

some people are sadists when consequences are minimal/nonexistent

not

all people

hence a lot of COs. they want that life. truth is, though, it's a shit life with shit pay. some get off on the power and need little else.

Whitey Bulger was in one for MKULTRA in prison

so was Charles Manson


had MK Ultra in a lot of prestigious universities back in the day

@bag is this the one where they let half the students be the prisoners
And the other half CO's?


If so shit is bonkers lol. Humans are horrible

That's not what this thread is about chyeaah

But I read into whitey a bit after watching black mass and also have interest in mkultra

Yea my dude

Word up shits wild lol

That doc is dope tho.

Really digs into the notion that human nature is inevitable. Power is evil lol.
After a couple of weeks dem niggas grew cop staches hahaha.

I honedstly would of flipped out as a student playing a prisoner.

Nigga u know this shit make believe right? Lol

Word I mean it would've been blows if I was in there knowing it was just sum other students lol

Or maybe I would've just been bitched like the rest

Idk I read that they rioted on day 2 which wasn't really in the movie

So then its not real.

What stopped the prisoners from going off and basicslly
Acting like real prisoners towards the CO's.

Which in a real prison abuse like that doesnt go unchecked.
A couple of CO's would of ended up dead.

Instead. The prisoners never forget it was fake.

So how real is it? I dunno just my thought on the whole thing
Shit is mad interesting to watch. Dude seemed like he wanted it
The way it went though. Or it seemed like he enjoyed it once it
Started happening like. Yeah i knew this would happen


Edit: for those who havent seen it.

I found a clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=760lwYmpXbc

saw the movie trailer, looks interesting.

should i watch the documentary first or the movie??

youre ignorant

Yes, Anthony. It was a legit experiment. It helped usher in more stringent ethics in psychology research.

Ask me Moar questions and I will answer.

stfu james

so is it a documentary or a movie wqith like actors and shit

They made an actual movie tho....it's not a documentary

I haven't seen the documentary which is maybe what u saw?

But yea I feel u in what ur saying.....the whole thing is mind boggling