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Academics

I’m writing a paper on the Stanford

Prison Experiment, which now connects to Abu Ghraib;

one set of men walked into a plaything, a basement

in the bottom of a University, and could quit

at anytime; and roll into fresh mattresses

again,

but when it came

a second time round, and there was another reason

to be afraid, what happened

was different;

no get out clause in the basement

just the hands of mindless hearts

of those already

too numb

to do anything different

when down there.

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Jul 22, 2013
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