>>14830987

>>14830651

>2/3's of people will kill on command

>>14830739

>the infamous Milgram Experiment.

True, but Milgram's experiment also showed that it only takes one person to say NO while the other watch to get them to follow suit. As I recall from other psychological studies, this was called "the bystander effect."

This is why the belief in free will is so fundamentally important to humanity. While its true that 99% of our daily behavior is regulated unconsciously and largely determined by habit, its that less than 1% of the time when belief in free will makes all the difference in the world.

>>14831132

>Baldwin tweeted " What?" on the October 19th, his first twat since June 12th.

I didn't realize that he was considered to play Austin Powers ;-)

>>14831307

>cinematographer and the director getting shot

I doubt that they were both playing villains in the movie. Clearly, they had differing views on the movie direction and he lost his head, like he has a rep for