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I don't want to get too in between this back and forth, but wouldn't a potential consequence lead to a lack of critical thinking on the part of the subject? Because it's not always going to be the case that authority figures have your best interest in mind. And when you constantly allow them to make decisions and judgments for you that are contradictory to your own values and, you know, whatever, whatever, that can lead to a lack of critical thinking.
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Oh, yeah, the Milgram experiment. Is this your first time looking at it? It's really cool.
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That's funny, you look at the stats and it says that 71% of the people that voted are apparently critical thinkers or think themselves to be such.
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So didn't everyone fail that experiment by taking part in it? Whether it was right at the beginning where people were just saying, out, or right at the end while they were screaming, they still failed by inflicting the pain, knowing that that's what they were going to do. So there was no passage, there was no failures, there were all failures, because they took part in doing what they were doing.
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