Could You Survive the Stanford Prison Experiment

[@TheInfographicsShow]

How much would you have to be paid to participate in this experiment?!

[@gcreeper0088]

1 with a googol 0's after it dollars, and I would participate.

[@neiluk8465]

The Infographics Show £100 a day

[@sahilibrahim7375]

The Infographics Show I would charge them 4 000 dollars for 1 day then 8 for 2 days then 16 for 3 and 32 for 4 and 64 for 5 soon they would've gone bankrupt

[@baz0rexia]

$500 every 5 minutes

[@billybob7596]

Free

[@soul1d]

The experiment was crap honestly, no controls, the researchers participating and the subjects not randomly selected just a bunch of spoiled college students on a power trip

[@dualindigo9672]

Plus the 'guards' were actually instructed to behave badly. And the Prisoner that had to be let out during the second day was actually just faking it to get out.

[@combatlightning9481]

johannes alke wait really?

[@soul1d]

its just bad science, if anything it is kept around as a narrative to justify certain ideals and give credence to the idea of humans are monsters and we need to be controlled obey listen to authority don,t look behind the curtain blah blah blah take your pick on whatever someone wants to peddle. People want excuses to say whatever they want, so the one study that should be all but erased keeps getting mentioned like a half remembered bender.

[@Slixer]

Sounds like alot of experiments these days, Given alot of studies are paid for with an agenda. Not that I'm saying it's right, only that it's more common then we care to think.

[@patrickbourne6215]

It actually shouldn't be called an experiment because it doesn't have an independent variable and a dependent variable

[@Alejandro_87]

Plot Twist - The actual aim of the study was to see what kind of crazy shit college kids would do for a few bucks

[@MyMusiqman]

lol

[@kakyoinschoerrie]

That wasn't the case?

[@음식모모사랑하다]

Most college kids are broke

[@ampmri2434]

That and Zimbardo and others gave the "guards" unchecked authority. Also, not surprising that the most obedient was the homeless student.

[@nyla_1991]

Someone is going to get r/woooooooosh

[@wvcee]

My mom is a physiologist in a jail and hosts writing and reading groups for the inmates. She’s like a mother figure to the inmates and the guards hate it. The guards excluded my mom and gossiped about her for helping the inmates. The guards really do take their power to the next level. (The guards did stop because the supervisor person told them to)

[@bye2970]

Idk why the guards were angry.. Were the prisoners well behaved? If so then WHY GOSSIP ABOUT A GOOD ROLE MODEL-

[@dareng1459]

@@bye2970 guards are notoriously corrupt af and usually feed off the prisoner's bad behaviors by extorting them or making deals w their friends/families for contraband. So if the psyche is making prisoners reform, the bad guards will be upset

[@fr0ntend]

cool story but who asked

[@figgeberglund4145]

Here in Sweden we had a female prison director with the same attitude as your mother. Her name is AnnBritt Grünewald if you want to look into it. She was very popular among the inmates and the prison, called Österåkersanstalten, had very positive numbers of rehabilitation. So I really respect your mother and I’m sure she has saved many lives in many ways.

[@vzvp602]

@@fr0ntend the universe

[@teeg-irl]

What a smooth transition into the advertisement

[@TheInfographicsShow]

You haven’t even had chance to watch it til the end

[@activated1138]

The Infographics Show its al right. You deserve to get money for make thi. Sorry bad english am not english. Bless you for making these amazin video.

[@teeg-irl]

The Infographics Show I skipped the first few minutes because I'm familiar with the experiment. No judgement, I love your channel and respect however y'all get your revenue. Just thought that transition was funny.

[@MastaSmack]

Sign of a huge sellout.

[@kakyoinschoerrie]

*ALWAYS*

[@jcymro200]

Next video: What causes most common cancers Outro: "What doesn't give you cancer is creating a website with wix"

[@davegrande848]

my lean costs more than ur rent

[@superoriginalhandle]

Dave Axl Grande True dat... but did you know that Wix costs LESS than your rent? xDDD

[@davegrande848]

UltraGaming did you know that my computer costs MORE than your rent xD

[@superoriginalhandle]

But the diamond planet costs less than my hourly earning; so rich.

[@davegrande848]

Evelyn Tynes wot?

[@LiterallySoSleepy]

Imagine Joker being in that prison... Never mind, he already got out.

[@brooksh.6028]

I think someone needs their cornbread taken away.

[@Canas94]

What did the Joker do to deserve the prison segment that he got in all of those heavily amazing batmans films things? Was the joker a prostiting Harley Quinn or something? Punching The Bat Lord wouldn't have been enough to be jailed so long. Also. Jokeer would have dropped the soap and would have said "caughty you looking " at the guy. SOoooooo yeah

[@Coolsomeone234]

Too late, The prison got burned down now

[@twistedteller]

Funny that you mentioned it. I imagined dr. Hugo Strange running the experiment instead of dr Zimbardo.

[@ethanredacted515]

Gurjinder Singh this meme is made by gang weeders

[@Abhaysingh-it6ze]

I also get locked in a fake prison for 5 hours everyday till my 18 ...oh yeah thats my school..

[@transfemjuniperberries]

Abhay singh except school is a valuable institution

[@jovian7600]

Crazydude99 Welp, I guess your name is true.

[@mr.tophat300]

Pussy

[@TheProxy066]

Abhay singh I have to go to school for more hours.

[@TheProxy066]

Jovian PvPs Their actually correct.

[@peterc2448]

My teacher told me about this experiment in eighth grade. He also mentioned how they were also testing how obedient the guards would be to orders simply because they were told to do so. He told us about this because we were talking about how obedient the people of Germany were to Hitler despite them being able to simply overthrow him at any time.

[@nothisispatrick4644]

The real question here is: Did he drop the soap?

[@rasisdegreat7747]

did he dieded?

[@cathy-pz2to]

😆

[@Canas94]

What did the Joker do to deserve the prison segment that he got in all of those heavily amazing batmans films things? Was the joker a prostiting Harley Quinn or something? Punching The Bat Lord wouldn't have been enough to be jailed so long. Also. Jokeer would have dropped the soap and would have said "caughty you looking " at the guy.

[@icespiceelite001]

Lol

[@TheProxy066]

Scott Main Wut?

[@ifureadthis_urgay]

I cried when my parents grounded me so no.

[@iane7474]

oof

[@thedemon0843]

Edgy boi

[@johnnyledoge6660]

McHammer3000 Lol

[@kentknightofcaelin4537]

Demon if the River Styx what doesn't get you grounded is creating a website with wix!

[@desserah]

thog don’t care

[@supremedmoney]

The movie is on Netflix if y'all didn't know

[@isitandy9520]

Darvin Hernandez What’s it called?

Andrew Sekiwano ice age

[@isitandy9520]

dab on the haters hilarious

[@player1_fanatic]

German movie version is sooo much beter (Das Experiment).

[@Lullette]

isitandy it's called 'the Standford prison experiment'

[@TheTaina1423]

I watched this while eating 2 slices of pizza(Bc I CANNOT eat without watching something) and i finished right at the same time as the video ended. 10/10

[@zlataisawsome]

Why are you such a mood?

[@FifinatorKlon]

@@zlataisawsome she's a consoomer. If she don't consoom, her life is filled with gloom.

[@Yell0w_Knife]

How? Thats like 2 minutes max

[@TheTaina1423]

@@Yell0w_Knife do not underestimate my power :-)

[@K-Dot94]

This is elite

[@Supersmile330]

Maybe it should be said that the Stanford Prison Experiment has been heavily critiqued in the past for being strongly biased. The fact that the person who thought up the experiment acted as the warden of the prison alone shows an error in the setup.

[@laykantheealien5722]

So many of you think you could do it but it's a lot harder than you think, as well as sickeningly depressing

[@apollocoston1855]

..........you were in the experiment weren't you ?...............

[@theworldoverheavan560]

@@apollocoston1855 lol

[@brennenfoerst3908]

I've had to beat people who act like these guards before. As soon as they threaten my honor or survival then they better kill me or die themselves... that's what my cousin told me. And I would have LOVED to see my cousin in this experiment as a prisoner! Because he is 6'10 and weighs 356 pounds of nothing but muscle!! He would've tossed these "guards" around like rag dolls!😂. He's got hand to hand combat training from the Norwegian Home Guard too!

[@jamietomalin3815]

Yup people are arrogant arnt they

[@em-st2kq]

Brennen Foerst hardlad

[@AV-sd7cq]

Drugs are cool but POWER TRIPS are even better

[@zeratulthedark2985]

As a former Correctional Officer, there are a lot of problems with this experiment, even by the old standards of the time. One did not become an officer without some modicum of training, even in those days. So already the experiment was flawed. As well as inmates aren't always called by their DOC/BoP number. I could go on, but that is just the start of what was wrong with the experiment.

[@erinv1232]

Probably not...

[@brooksh.6028]

Uuu no criminal record or stigma when you get out. You still retain all your rights . No shanking or rape or having to always look over your shoulder. Who couldn't do it?

[@AaronAndroid]

Yeah, I either would’ve been chill or crazy. One or the other.

[@lukeycs2]

lmao $15 a day

[@savethebees72]

luke $15 was worth more back then because of inflation

[@FilthyPigMedia]

There are people in this world that get paid less than ¢30 a day working over 15 hour days. Also, one of the students were semi homeless so he was glad to make 15 dollars a day and he was one of the most compliant people and got majority good treatment until the guards forced him to do something against his belief close to the end of the experiment because they got fed up with how compliant he was.

[@transfemjuniperberries]

That's almost $93 USD today that's not much but for students it's still some kind of payment

[@billydu9934]

luke back then, it was a considerate amount. After inflation, that money would be worth around just under 100 dollars.

[@horatiohuskisson5471]

Equivalent of $90 in today’s money

[@llewkamiamos6864]

There are monsters in the world. Real Monsters, and they're always the Human kind.

[@megatron8024]

Llew KaMiamos shut up ghandi

[@dillonmcculley8224]

Wait till this man sees a wasp 😂😂😂

[@princeedmundblackadder4034]

Isnt that what the developers of Rust said?

[@custom165]

Do your research. The guards were also victims

[@johnny-jp7gy]

@@custom165 not as much as the prisoners. It's like the experiment movie in 2010 with Adrien Brody. And I only mean that while they where In prison. They were all non criminal victims. Power is where the monsters lay.

[@christianruane4169]

I love how I can look up anything and infographics has a video for me

[@ace2fst603]

I volunteered for the 4 year experience, 9 months of that was in solitary confinement. I adapted the best I could. I left prison with a crippling anxiety. I havent been able to even go into a convenience store because of the anxiety since my release in 2004. Even my Doctors make special accommodations for me so I can avoid the people and the inevitable panic atack. That said, I firmly believe solitary isolation is a necessary evil to insure the safety of the Corrections Officers as well as fellow inmates. If they don't like it, then quit breaking the law and stay out of the prison system.

[@drwoo6090]

ACE2FST it’s not that simple!

[@FifinatorKlon]

@@drwoo6090 It is definitely a better approach than giving criminals hotel rooms and the ability to leave a couple of hours a day like in a hotel.

[@h0tcakez773]

What about those who are falsely convicted of crimes they didn't commit? Prisons are unethical and no one can convince me otherwise.

[@ace2fst603]

@@h0tcakez773 So what do you suggest as a better option? We need prison reform, no question about it. What options do we have? Unethical prisons or Unethical inmates? One of those are a necessary evil for society as a hole!

[@amy-leacoopertwiggyvonlea8969]

So.... you went to jail? Right?

[@InfinityGamingHere]

No human is born a criminal, it's the situation which makes them do crime. Vigorous punishment is not the solution like in many prison cells, we should try to bring out the human in them again!

[@sesdghfjgkl1686]

InfinityGaming And how would you do that lmfao. Stfu kid, you dont know how the world works. "Lets free all the prisoners and give them candy! Then they'll be nice guys!"

[@Vantlash56]

You get put in prisons to correct your discipline, they are also called correction centers for that, but all they do in there is make you worst and ruin your life

[@redwave-621]

InfinityGaming They arent born one. But they can be raised as one, most felons have tough childhoods and you cant take that shit back

[@InfinityGamingHere]

hahah I never said that you should free them, that's the stupidest thing I have heard today! All I am saying is that treating them as if they ARE criminals won't help, brutality makes a person more brutal!

[@awopdkawpodkwopdkawopdinc1623]

InfinityGaming like some prisons in norway their prisons are like a place to refine themselves

[@zoni525]

But could you escape Alcatraz?

[@endorrr]

They already did a vid on that

[@haydend.roberts9263]

I remember learning this in my college psychology class!

[@romanreigns4856]

FACE REVEAL !!!

[@southlime5477]

Roman Reigns no

[@answeringchristianity7778]

South Lime yes

[@gangstamario2272]

MASTERED ULTRA INSTINCT no there is no point

[@answeringchristianity7778]

catlover jr yes there is a point

[@eddoo6271]

Nop no point

[@P-Bean]

I would _survive_ but.....

[@omarhawari8516]

It would be $92.91 per day now if you account for inflation

[@BONIFIDEGRINDA]

Notification squad..!!! Mount up!!

[@westorlandono7618]

Yeurrrr

[@BONIFIDEGRINDA]

Angelo Santana this guy gets it..

[@akshaymishra4957]

i found The Infographics Show awesome and i like the way you drift form the main topic to the adverstisement.

[@Dannyboiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

Did you know that another psychologist did this experiment with only girls, and it lasted the whole 2 weeks without a problem at all. Also, that the newspaper advertised seeking volunteers for “a psychological study of prison life.” In a 2007 study, the psychologists Thomas Carnahan and Sam McFarland asked whether that wording itself may have stacked the odds. They recreated the original ad, and then ran a separate ad omitting the phrase “prison life.” They found that the people who responded to the two ads scored differently on a set of psychological tests.

[@lonelyPorterCH]

I love, that he puts the ad in the end, so I can stop the video, when the ad starts^^

[@sameenmirza5109]

Notification Squad😍😍😍 Love you infographics😘😘😘

[@wahabtayar867]

Sameen Mirza me too

[@answeringchristianity7778]

Wahab Tayar yes

[@javonwells3824]

I love you ❤️

[@sameenmirza5109]

Jayandrettii gaming I love you too bro...

[@Canas94]

What did the Joker do to deserve the prison segment that he got in all of those heavily amazing batmans films things? Was the joker a prostiting Harley Quinn or something? Punching The Bat Lord wouldn't have been enough to be jailed so long. Also. Jokeer would have dropped the soap and would have said "caughty you looking " at the guy.

[@_k7sn]

We are learning this in school, its fun!

[@MamaLuvDuv]

i'd be able to survive, only because I've had a similar experience before. I voluntarily went into one of the worst psych-wards that exists, and they treated all of us like prisoners, even to the point we where given and referred to by numbers, not names. we where treated poorly by staff and if we didn't behave they'd threaten to throw you into ward 3 which everyone else called "hell" as they had adult patients in there (I was in the childs as I was and still am under 25) mixed with the children in a concrete jungle, where there was no security, and all the doctors where hidden in a bulletproof glass room and would not come out if something happened to you (they also keep new "patients" in there for the first 24 hours, which lead to me witnessing and experiencing first hand the lack of shits the doctors gave as I was molested by a 40 something year old man right in front of their little box and they did nothing about it) most of the ward was made of concrete and the beds where all steel based with latex mattresses with a thin blanket and one hard as rock pillow. we had a bathroom that consisted of a toilet and shower that where right next to each other, ward 3 was worse as it had a SHARED shower and bathroom, that had no lock. which might explain why ward 3 smelt like piss because I bet you there where other people like me SO SCARED of being raped or molested in that bathroom that they resorted to pissing on the floors in there room, because at least the bedrooms had a lock. the other part of the ward wasn't the best either, the main ward for children, ward 2 was still concrete but in the main hall it had some carpets, a couch, a tv that was surrounded by a bullet proof glass box, dining tables and a water dispenser. and in that one, at least each room had its own bathroom, but the issue was that late at night when the nurses where doing their rounds and checking in each room for each patient, they wouldn't lock the doors, this lead to me waking up with a crazy guy at the end of my bed staring at me. The nurses where very dehumanizing to us, and if we expressed any concern about their practices or their dehumanizing way of speaking they would threaten to tell the main psychiatrist that we've been misbehaving and that we might need to go to ward 3 for a while. Now I never misbehaved once, I never raised my voice, swore, did threatening gestures or even scowl. I was in there voluntarily as I believed it could get me connected to services I needed because of my depression, anxiety and to help my suicidal thoughts. I never did anything wrong there except for crying and having panic attacks (mostly during the molestation indecent and the guy in my room indecent) Before that I thought we had gotten over the horrible ways we treat mentally troubled people, but I discovered that at least this ONE ward, they treat them like prisoners and not people. I was just D13 to them, a letter and number on a sheet. And the nurses seemed to have lost all compaction, one of the girls they treated badly alot and seemed to get the most frustrated by was a 10 year old autistic girl called Olivia, that they called C07. They got frustrated so much with her because she had a speech impediment along side her inability to understand social cues. which meant they couldn't understand her half the time. And if you could treat a 10 year old like that, then I don't think you should be working with mentally disabled people at all, because to me at least, it seems like you yourself are mentally unstable. Sorry for the long rant: TLDR: There are mental hospitals bad enough that still exist that are basically prisons for children and adults with mental illnesses and disability that treat them like inmates who have done horrible crimes when most of them have never done anything wrong and where placed there for help. I volunteered to go in so I could get help for my own issues and saw it in full force. So I think I could survive this experiment, because I survived already in a place like that once.

[@shem7146]

r/thathappened

[@exploratory-fordora9672]

Ok does this place still exists? and if so contact the police. I'm pretty sure most of the doctors where break ing more laws then I can even bother to put down here. If

[@arimisho2985]

I don't know Amy comforting words to say , but that place is absolute garbage. I hope it was taken down and *no one* is treated like that anymore

[@Curling_Rack]

i would split wigs and bust cheeks if i was in that experiment

[@Curling_Rack]

are you a peter gazer? lol

[@Curling_Rack]

thats a wig split

[@megatron8024]

Jeff I’m very scared of you

[@zeroday7878]

for a couple of stanford students, you'd think that they'd be smart enough to not freak out over an experiment they were told of beforehand

[@jamesgamez2411]

Interesting, but inconclusive due to the wide variety of outcomes in human behaviour as well as the inaccuracy of the experiment.

[@tinygrass6867]

The fact that the title has no question mark triggers my OCD

[@werewolftherewolf9810]

I did a mini report on this in college... scary how power can get to your head

[@phoenixfirecat7234]

I’m pretty sure I would keep my head down but try and build platonic relationships with guards. Of course I would do what was asked of me but I would probably get in trouble for forgetting my number or fighting back against another prisoner. I wouldn’t snitch though, that’s just mean.

[@evanfusco1936]

I heard about this for the first time earlier today and you posted a video on it today as well, that's a cool coincidence!

[@rc59191]

When I was arrested for suspicion of DUI for 18 hours I pretended I was a POW in a Vietnamese prison camp to help pass the time lol.

[@davidavilez7612]

Godammit i love this show. The way they advertise wix omg

[@saadmeliti]

I just realized that this video was just uploaded

[@gdicommando4456]

From my 6 year incarceration I learned one thing, violence, even against guards, solves all your problems in prison.

[@BasedChad]

Notification squad always hyped !

[@mikkelskov2045]

WE LOVE THE COMPANY!

[@stegoooo]

Let's lowkey turn "this video was made possible by wix" into a meme

[@Emmelmpau]

Thank you, Prisoner 5486!

[@InfinityGamingHere]

I have escaped a prison 3 times! In Minecraft

[@andrewkup2976]

Lol

[@danialbillows7197]

Get out

[@enlightenbyyah8470]

InfinityGaming ok try saying that until my cousin buildd one for you lets see ya escape that one make sure there is a creeper every turn for ya

[@lifelezzgamer1571]

enlighten by yah wtf lol

[@DEE-bf8ws]

@Christian Holland especially the sugondiese population

[@hoangvuification]

wow every one is so happy in all of your video and it immertion breaking

[@IbbyB.]

Don't know why but my mind read "Stanford pines Experiment" 😂 👓

[@nahjit7972]

"San Quentin 17 years hard time, boy"😂😂👏

[@maryleeramirez5147]

The real reason of this channel is wix

[@Unknown-xf9kw]

Yeah, my house is basicly a prison, my parents are guards, my siblings and i are the inmates

[@afollington]

What if someone actually did a crime before this experiment.

[@wholesomeliving549]

Amazing video as always!

[@clivebby4877]

Me in prison can go many ways #1 Me:*in prison, chill af* #2 Me:*manipulative af* #3 Me:*becomes unruly and a danger for myself and others* #4 Me:*does the most and acts like my normal self*

[@Slanerislana]

Hi! Great video as always, I love the information and how you present it but one little quirk for me in this video would be the background music. It feels like it's too busy and actually takes too much space in the video so I find myself missing part of what you are saying, other then that great video man!

[@jay_mw]

Many of the students involved, particularly the guards, were unclear the objective of the study and thought they had to intentionally act aggressively. One of the students playing a guard said he even put on a southern accent to get into character.

[@kevinrod14]

“Gossiping to the guards” in better words he was SNITCHIN! & of course- STITCHES

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

I think the Milgram experiment is one of the most (heh, heh) shocking psychological experiments of all time. If you haven't covered it yet, you definitely should!

[@Zathral]

wow a very rare youtuber that dont stretch his vid to 10 min :O!!!!!!

[@jeffjeffington457]

no i couldn't

[@hernancortez2724]

Jeff Jeffington u watched it that fast

[@jeffjeffington457]

Lightning 429 no

[@LinhLolly]

I learnt about this experiment very much in details while in college in Singapore. It was such a sad experiment. 😢

[@thalmoragent9344]

*_Well, The Infographics Show, could you?!_*

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Me? No.

[@thalmoragent9344]

The Infographics Show Oh, ok, well then, have a nice one!

[@TheCurrentRacerReal]

Wix is the MVP

[@somespamcan6947]

I would do the experiment if we get an hour of computer time.

[@pringlesinacan3571]

10/10 for that ad placement

[@chasgalaxy6721]

Is it weird that when I looked at the title I immediately thought of Gravity Falls

[@mr.strange8225]

They should try that experiment now

[@xenocide-agario3605]

Do one about the Russian Sleep Experiment

[@fbiagent6939]

I knew you guys would eventually make an episode on this

[@weegee9616]

Could you survive the Stanford prison experiment? Everyone survived...

[@moonpie7257]

Honestly, this expierment is really intriguing to me

[@laykantheealien5722]

You couldn't pay me enough to do time for no crime. I've been to jail more than 5 times and every time it's depressing af.

[@4o8.sebastian]

Hypothetically if you were to think about it they were actually probably losing revenue from $15 a day, it would cost more to just overbuy food for the tiring day as a guard and to drive over which costs gas.

[@eronsucgang2110]

Hello! Go notif squad!!

[@camrawlpope6768]

Best channel ever!!!!

[@AlbertvdBerg]

Imagine doing this, earning some money by Just real serious roleplaying. And afterwards you have something Nice on your cv so you can actually play a role in a prison movie/series!

[@randomgrmlin]

My psychology teacher encourage us to look this up. I'm fascinated

[@MP3MusicYT]

you need good grip to survive shower time in prison

[@redwolf8864]

Has anybody said you have a great voice because you really do

[@sircartier1420]

Do the Russian Anti Sleep test with prisoners that didn't sleep for 30 days

[@jayhenn2486]

Blazer RAV you mean the experiment thats fake?

[@calliberjoe]

that is faker than kim kardashians ass

[@royasuo1249]

Blazer RAV That's fake

[@idklmao2931]

@@calliberjoe omg lmfao😂😂😂

[@LittleGameDev]

I find this very interesting I wonder if they would ever revive the project with better precautions.

[@balomamedeki2044]

Would you participate in Stanford prison project? Yes, I would: 20% Maybe, it depends on pay: 50% Not at all: 30% I love democracy.

[@JaySliZe]

The movie about the Stanford Prison Experiment is actually really good, you all should watch it

[@imnotyou5058]

That all happened in SIX DAYS!!

[@hayleyorellana3260]

Yay another video!!😊😀😀😀

[@riskybizkuts5949]

Dam dude!!! Lol sounds more like a reality show ,not an experiment .was there a booty bandit in there also, bustin cheeks?

[@tomchambers4537]

Ok..I'm certain you guys are taking inspiration from how stuff works podcast...certain

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Never even heard of it, but I will check it out ...

[@kohbyagborg1595]

This guy is grindin hard

[@jamesstaggs4160]

I survived 7 years in the real thing so yeah, I think I could survive it. Not a very nice place to be. Having watched Shawshank Redemption quite a few times I had expected prison to be nothing but prisoners trying to rape each other, but it's not really like that. I never heard of any rape happening in my time there. I was in the Tennessee state system so maybe it's different in other states, but it didn't happen with enough frequency that I ever caught wind of it, and since one of the only things we have go do in there is gossip I think it woulda made the rounds if it happened. The thing is, most of us don't want to have sex with another man. That place is full of alpha male types, and well they tend to not want to do that. There were enough "punks" in there that if a dude wanted to screw another dude he didn't need to force anyone. What did happen quite a bit was violence. Again, you've got a bunch of dominant personality types in there so it's bound to happen. There's also not quite as much racial tension as films would have you think, although at one of the camps I was at, one of the two "bad" prisons in the state where prison is prison and you better be a convict, there was quite a lot of racial conflict. It was also home to one of the two riots I got to be in. Pretty fun until the rubber bullets and tear gas started flying. I think that the people running the experiment likely gave both the guards and the inmates ideas on what to do in order to "spice up" the thing a little. You do tend to conform to your environment no doubt, I know that place had it's impact on me, but not every guard ends up being a dehumanizing asshole. Of course there were plenty of those, but most of them just wanted to go home without any trouble. The "super troopers" usually wouldn't last long before one or more of the prisoners got at them.

[@b4dguyfilms]

My uncle is a professor at Stanford and took me into the basement where it happened. It was so creepy

[@sunmi2539]

AN WITH THE PARTY AM WITH THE GANG

[@scaryhorror4829]

Nice video Like always

[@iniester6724]

A Level Psychology anyone?

[@iniester6724]

M

[@Lipupo100]

Yep memories and it didn’t even come up

[@MarshallDTeach1017]

Ayyyy good video