✈ 005 | [voice]

[boughtitall]

You are all aware of a man called Zimbardo? Some years ago, in my world, he performed a test of perfect simplicity. Average students assigned roles of 'prisoners' and 'guards' spent just under one week playing out their roles in a makeshift prison. The results were better than expected. Prisoners revolted, rioted and spoke of escape while the

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[fivestepsahead]

An interesting analogy, but imperfect.

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[boughtitall]

But it is similar.

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[fivestepsahead]

Not enough.

The main point of Zimbardo is the lack of a system that leads to chaos. For the guards, they have no guidelines and no punishments. For the prisoners, their resentment is greater as they literally have done nothing wrong. There is no purpose to guide either.

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[boughtitall]

And we have a system here?

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[fivestepsahead]

Not a sophisticated one, but one, nonetheless. Refer to Agent K's latest post for what we do have.

You're dismissing the rest of my points.

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[boughtitall]

I was unaware I had to listen to them.

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[fivestepsahead]

[ You get the roughest bark of a laugh. ]

It gives the impression that you're unable to address them.

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[boughtitall]

And I would hate for that.

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[fivestepsahead]

You must have been a businessman.

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[boughtitall]

Why do you say this?

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[fivestepsahead]

You evade like a professional.

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[boughtitall]

How kind of you to say.

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[fivestepsahead]

It's not a compliment.

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[boughtitall]

I take it as one.

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[fivestepsahead]

Congratulations. Where shall I put your trophy?

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[boughtitall]

In a prime spot.