Tag Archives: Philip Zimbardo Stanford Experiment

joan of arc in rafah: vampire monologues

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Dave

Another resigned white heroine who wants to dance with wolves. Most cynically, Rachel Corrie has been sucked dry, used and abused by the dissent industry who mourns her loss yet harbors the knowledge that her death has been a bonanza … Continue reading →

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save the world

Posted on March 11, 2012 by Dave

Its the time of year when Christianity, Islam and Judaism have holidays which seem both complementary yet somewhat antagonistic to each other. One of the phenomenon’s of the past generation has been the idea of interfaith and combining global concerns … Continue reading →

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purim: doing a deep fry on the “juden fressers”

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Dave

They lived to fight and argue another day. Purim based on the Biblical Book of Esther. That is, there is a hidden hand of god, who acts in a matter of revealed while being hidden; hidden in everything that happens. … Continue reading →

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the chic-sters

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Dave

Is there an alternative to free market capitalism? The issues that are feeding dissent have not faded. In fact, the global tendency for “austerity” measures will only reinforce them, since austerity as put into practice is a tax on the … Continue reading →

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being one of the boys

Posted on February 19, 2012 by Dave

and so it is The Demise of the Guys is one of Philip Zimbardo’s latest crusades, another repainting of his early 1970′s masterpiece at Stanford known as the Prison Experiment which had to be halted when “ordinary” male behavior went … Continue reading →