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TeeMee123
theres a film about the third wave called die welle
AppIeJack
The 60's was quite a time eh?
Crispyock
inaplasticcup
#5 the very existence of the term "botched circumcision" is on its own more than enough reason to justify banning the practice.
scuba7jb
Yep. Forcing an unnecessary, irreversible, surgery onto a nonconsenting person is unethical, immoral, and wrong.
fpierce1997
So gender identity is NOT determined by upbringing and is in fact in born?
pinkrabbithole
Poor David
DeadpoolWilson
I thought the same thing.
Dopplerfart
That is a sad case
punsmakemehorny
I saw a documentary about him on Netflix. Really interesting! But yes, very sad.
jillton
They made a movie based on The Wave, it's an interesting watch - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1063669/
razmann
not one that went wrong, but a study i found interesting is the Rosenhan experiment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosenhan_experiment
anewjokeeveryday
HappyColdCut
Isn't #3 one of the test sites from the Old World Blues DLC in Fallout New Vegas?
The3rdKnight
The 3rd picture has nothing to do with the experiment. What the kids are doing is called a Bellamy salute. 1/?
The3rdKnight
This is how the Pledge of the United States of America was said pre-1940s. It was changed after that time for obvious reasons. 2/2
Rotmaster
Every time this is posted I say the same thing the milgram experiment in no way went wrong and gave us great insight on authority
DeathsDeathOfRats
Yes! I always try to keep that in mind before blindly following authority.
HocusP2
That note of denial with the Milgram one: not perhaps, absolutely!
YouCapturedMe
With a different hypotheses these would have been (questionably unethical but not for their time) psychological experiments gone right.
YouWillNotLikeThis
More than half are or these were terrible set up and executed, they should be used as examples of how not to set experiments
kidicarus2112
In grad school we studied a lot of these for this exact purpose
chowmaster
I thought the Milligram experiment was considered successful and "gone right"?
thatsnotflyingitsfallingwithstyle
It was useful and still referenced all the time, but wouldn't get through past any ethics board today.
philosofox
It accomplished the task it was meant to do, but there were negative effects on the participants that weren't expected. Thus "gone wrong"
philosofox
The problems from the Milgram experiment helped to shape modern bioethics standards. Notably in the original experiment, when (1/?)
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participants asked to stop the researchers pushed them to continue. There's now strict rules against that. Among other things (2/2)
SunsetSilhouettes
It was redone some what recently at UC Santa Barbara I believe.
Spongybunny
It wouldn't have been allowed without strong modifications. Subjects have far better protection and rights in studies nowadays.
kidicarus2112
Definitely. It doesn't belong on this list.
philosofox
The "gone wrong" part was it did psychological damage to the participants which wasn't expected.
YouCapturedMe
kind of.
Rayguntoo
There's a movie over the Milgram Experiment. Can't find the sauce...
HaircutsOfNicholasCage
Little known fact... the Milgram experiment was repeated later by actually torturing live puppies. They felt we had to be sure it was real.
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HaircutsOfNicholasCage
I imagine puppies being shocked had little cognitive awareness of if it was "good shock" or "bad shock"...
HaircutsOfNicholasCage
Like qualifying, "Yes, I beat my wife, but not very hard and for a specific outcome so it's okay".
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gkiygjj24
Also in the reimer case, they left out the part where he had a twin brother who remained male and dr money forced them to perform 1/2
gkiygjj24
sexual acts one one another and he too committed suicide. 2/2
StrayPrussia
The Stanford prison experiment should be considered invalid because of the demographic and sample size imo
DIDJAPUTYERNAMEINTHEGOBLETUVFIRE
The first 3 days nothing special happened, at which point one of the guards decided to spice things up. He started being a nazi to the 1/?
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prisoners to try and "save" the experiment. The experiment does not prove people in power will abuse their power, but it does show that 2/?
DIDJAPUTYERNAMEINTHEGOBLETUVFIRE
it can happen, and that it only takes one asshole and some sheep (and society has plenty of both) . Source: talked to Zimbardo himself
YouWillNotLikeThis
most of these had terrible design, and their conclussion has been rejected.
Caliitali
20 for 20 adopting the roll they were given is pretty indicative of the trend line.
HaircutsOfNicholasCage
It was a downright horrible experimental design. Zimbardo is held up as an expert because of the publicity, but it was a bit rigged.
GSCultist
Yeah, he actually told them to not be nice to the inmates.
NerdN1
In comic form: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3025
bntli
you left out the tusk, oh its about ones gone wrong not just fucked up ones. okay, gotcha
YoSoyMilk
Are we just gonna pretend that the first photo isn't from A Clockwork Orange?
Joerusalem42
Give em the old "in n' out"
ktmaye
I actually clicked on this post only because the pic was from A Clockwork Orange but stayed b/c of good content
Mithi
It is obviously from ACO, and it depicts a fictionalized version of an aversion therapy session, so it is a good proxy.
MyDumpsAreTheFreshest
Apparently. I came down here to say the same shit
pakichtu
To be fair the description matches exactly the experiment in the movie, though the movie is about violence instead of homosexuality.
gimmesympathy
real horrorshow my lad, glad someone noticed it.
NegentropyX
And nothing to do with homosexuality. Even the phrase "As queer as a clockwork orange" came from a time when queer =/= gay.
lokazaki14
Ludwig Van, my favorite composer
CobraDBlade
Some of that good ol' ultraviolence.
YakitateEmily
Mk ultra violence would be a great band name.
Nick
urge to puke rises
chowmaster
Wasn't MK-ULTRA also known as Manchurian Candidate?
d0o0o0d
No. MK-ULTRA was basically the US attempting to achieve a similar effect as what the Chinese were reported to have done with brainwashing.
d0o0o0d
"They can do X, we need to be able to do X too". Very common attitude during the cold war (and beyond...).
TachyonDrivebyShooting
Listening to the dulcet tones of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony 9 in D major.
FarceMajeure
#6 The affects of LSD are not dependant upon body weight. If you way 80bs or 600lbs, a couple tabs will send you sailing. Try again
cptcr
Lou Reed was given shock therapy to cure his homosexuality. It didn't work and he hates his parents.
magnumjec
If anyone is interested in MK-ULTRA, I highly recommend the documentary Human Resources http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1891825/
magnumjec
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rnJEdDNDsI
idontmuchlikepeople
Homosexuality was not only depicted as a mental illness, it was classified as such.
Tunisia
PSA: the GOP platform on healthcare would allow parents to get their kids to homosexual conversion therapy without consent of kid or doc.
TheMutt74
We are a fucked up race...
Skywatcher16
*species. all "races" have had their moments like this, and likely will again. "race" as used by the common man does not exist.
CitizenDickbag
Regarding Millgram, there's some small comfort in that the participants overwhelmingly felt extreme stress and emotional duress when they
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2. were compelled to keep delivering shocks. So I wouldn't say it shows "evil," just the effects of thoughtless reverence for authority.
DontGoJasonWaterfall
Isn't there a novel similar to the third one?
Craazyy1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(">_(novel)">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(novel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(1981_film)
Craazyy1
I find this version a lot better than the original movie though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(2008_film).
DontGoJasonWaterfall
Cheers :)