Just sounds? He's like a pregnant biker.

Clearly there was a lot more he wanted to expand upon but somehow he made 20 minutes feel like 5.

Definitely agree with you. But isn't that part of the beauty of it? We're all complicit in evil to varying degrees. Isn't it nice to see someone who is trying to find a way out of this mess? Someone who makes a goddamn lick of rational sense?

What I like about Zimbardo is that he provides insight to real-world questions -- granted he's not able to come up with universal explanations for everything (and I'd be skeptical if he claimed to), but he's good for saying "Hey guys, here's a phenomenon that probably goes a long way to explaining how [fill in the blanks]". The guy may feel perpetually bad about the Stanford Prison Experiment, but if he keeps bringing it up, it's mostly because of exactly how revealing it was.

I'm a little troubled by how it seems our emotions are, in certain situations, socially-driven rather than individually-driven. It's probably healthy to be troubled -- if there's a 65% chance I'd electrocute the poor sap in the next room, I'm probably better off recognizing the possibility rather than being blindsided by it.

This ain't the Portal of Goodness.

That was probably the saddest thread we ever had, all the folks who were like, "only sad, pathetic losers try to help people.'' From posters who were otherwise OK. It was strange and heartbreaking to see that so many people had given up on their capacity to do good.

I demand a link to this thread immediately. Then a GMod reenactment.

What do you think that means?

i love andromeda!