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Tribeca 2024: "The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth" Behind Abuse and Power"
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Excuses are often used to justify wrongdoing, avoid blame, or seek sympathy. However, any wrongdoing is ultimately a choice made by an individual driven by their desires. This is precisely why the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment went so disastrously wrong. Those chosen to wield power did not exercise their humanity; instead, they chose cruelty, torture, and abuse.…
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#authority and power dynamics#Dave Eshleman#dehumanization#historical footage#human cruelty#Juliette Eisner#power abuse#prison system#prisoner abuse#psychological experiments#psychology of power#real-life horror#social experiments#Stanford Prison Experiment#Tribeca 2024#Unlocking the Truth documentary
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I'm in the next print issue of The Comics Journal, issue 310, reviewing the work of Noah Van Sciver. I have received a contributor's copy and the whole issue is great: There's an Allee Errico 8-pager about music, NSFW Jess Johnson sketchbooks, a conversation between Lale Westvind and Aidan Koch moderated by Austin English, a Juliette Collet interview conducted by RJ Casey, a very well-researched look into the Bill Jemas era of Marvel by Zach Rabiroff, and a Gerald Scarfe biography and introduction I am starting to read now. All this and more makes it a worthy $24.95 to spend, but that price point makes getting a subscription even more worthwhile - It's $48 for 4 issues, a price point seemingly determined before the price went up to $24.95 for this particularly issue. I cannot guarantee I will be in the future issues. as no one has asked me to do anything, but the quality of this issue points to strong issues to come. Issue 309 just won an Eisner, congratulations to all involved, and issue 310 is even better. I will probably make another post when it is actually out on sale, but once that happens I don't think a subscription will start with that issue, so now is the time to subscribe.
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The Prison of Memory: National Geographic Unlocks New Truths in Landmark Stanford Experiment Series.
National Geographic’s riveting new docuseries “The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth” masterfully peels back the layers of one of psychology’s most influential and controversial studies. Through intimate interviews with the original participants—many speaking on camera for the first time in 50 years—director Juliette Eisner crafts a compelling narrative that challenges our…
#Africa#arts#Asia#Australia#documentary#Europe#Featured#Film#LB-RB#North America#psychology#South America
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Sin City Isn't Ready For The Two Million Dollar Girl: Crowded #9
Sin City Isn’t Ready For The Two Million Dollar Girl: Crowded #9
Charlie and Vita’s hopes of ending the Reapr campaign rest on a potentially insane techbro billionaire hiding in the penthouse of Las Vegas’ most secure casino. And if their plan to break in succeeds, they’ll still have to bust out of a desperate town of people one bad bet away from killing them both.
Charlie and Vita’s plan in Crowded #9to sneak into a high end casino on the strip is absolutely…
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#2019 Eisner Awards#Action-Adventure#Cardinal Rae#Christopher Sebela#Crowded#Dylan Todd#Holley McKend#Image Comics#Juliette Capra#Katie O&039;Meara#Ro Stein#Sloane Leong#Ted Brandt#Triona Farrell
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