krunchykrome
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- Dec 28, 2003
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Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: eits
anyways, the history of a race and the way they were treated for hundreds and hundreds of years is significant in the way they're conditioned to act.
Explain it to us, what were they "conditioned and programmed" to behave like? I understand they were treated very badly and it's very unfortunate. But explain how they were "programmed." Programmed to behave like that? From what I understand, many, if not most, were "programmed" to behave civilized because their duties were housework and fieldwork.
But I still don't understand why you think our ancestors determine our behavior today. My ancestors behavior doesn't effect me today.
if you treat someone like a dog enough, they'll start acting like it.
You've been watching too many Jet Li movies.
You're really something, you know
you really don't think that the zimbardo effect is a crock of bullshyt?
Those subjects that were part of that experiment, are their children, or their grandchildren acting like prisoners today?
