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Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment History of a Lie

Thibault Le Texier

In 1971, psychologist Philip Zimbardo ran the now famous Stanford prison experiment to show that prison could make normal people behave in pathological ways.

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This book, published in March 2018 when Macron was inaugurated, was presented as an 'official debunking' of the Stanford Prison Experiment by someone with no prior psychology background. The speaker noted that the author omitted crucial links between the participants and engineering/military/NASA backgrounds.

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The book is entitled Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment, History of a Lie. And what's interesting is that he publishes this book in March of 2018. That's exactly the time that Emmanuel Macro...

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This book, published in March 2018 when Macron was inaugurated, was presented as an 'official debunking' of the Stanford Prison Experiment by someone with no prior psychology background. The speaker noted that the author omitted crucial links between the participants and engineering/military/NASA backgrounds.

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The book is entitled Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment, History of a Lie. And what's interesting is that he publishes this book in March of 2018. That's exactly the time that Emmanuel Macron is inaugurated into the lyse Palace alongside Brigitte Macron.

And he says that he spent a week at Stanford crawling through everything. Again, this is a grand debunking. He says like, you know, this actually was not that objective of an experiment and Philip Zimbardo lied.

I'm reading through LaTexier's book and I noticed something that I would describe as a very big lie by omission.

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