How people will willinglly go along with state sponsored violence
I heard about this experiment before so I was interested to watch this movie. It turns out to be quiet profound. A professor at Yale played by Peter Sarsgaard set up an experiment where people were told to deliver an electric shock to another person if they answered wrong questions on a test. They wanted to see how far people would go to inflict pain on others. It showed how in formal situations people were willing to follow orders and seriously hurt people. Sarsgaard’s character was inspired to try to understand why people took part in the Holocaust and other egregious crimes. Sarsgaard speaks directly at the audience to make his points such as what he thought his experiment said about how America would react if it was faced with the threat of a dictator. It wasn’t pretty. You can just guess what the institutional response is. It’s a film everyone should see.
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