BunnyButts wrote:
ouch wrote:
The experimenter was in the prison, after explaining everything they could do to the prisoners to keep the peace its not a shock if the guards acted based on what they thought the experimenter wantedBunnyButts wrote:
To what orders tho, the guards were not ordered to behave the way they did, and the prisoners were going against what they had been told in admission. Tho ofc its not a well done or ethical experiment, u still can't dismiss everything that came off it, esp as u see the same type of things in effects in prisons today, esp in america ouch wrote:
Hm yeah but no I don't agree, sure evil is a very simplified term for the complexity of the situation but still I think it doesn't do any harm and also ppl must b able to have some common sense themselves. Like in the stanford prison experiment the whole gimmick of "how good ppl turn evil" i s the entire slogan and all right, but they still go in depth abt why and how what happened, happened. Not like uwuw this person is evil now hence everyone is evil, but how the role as a prison guard made them turn evil in the moment. Iss interesting.
no the standford experiment was a terrible excuse for an experiment and was how do people do bad not good turn bad - regular humans do bad and its all of why they did it that is important - they acted how they thought the people wanted, they thought it was the prisoners fault, they were just actting on orders. this is about compliance to orders not on good v evil Hm yeah but no I don't agree, sure evil is a very simplified term for the complexity of the situation but still I think it doesn't do any harm and also ppl must b able to have some common sense themselves. Like in the stanford prison experiment the whole gimmick of "how good ppl turn evil" i s the entire slogan and all right, but they still go in depth abt why and how what happened, happened. Not like uwuw this person is evil now hence everyone is evil, but how the role as a prison guard made them turn evil in the moment. Iss interesting.



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