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The Milgram experiment shows, for Jiang's purposes, that people can inflict pain when responsibility is transferred to an authority figure.
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Milgram
The Milgram experiment shows, for Jiang's purposes, that people can inflict pain when responsibility is transferred to an authority figure.
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"...end of the 20th century. The first is something called the Milgram Experiment. And this was done at Yale by a psychologist named Stanley..."
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"...there's like a max and there's a min, okay? And Stanley Milgram would be here in his lab coat, and he would invite a..."
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"And it turned out, that when he was in pain, people are much more willing to let go of their inhibitions. Because what you're..."
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