Ethics Project

[sir dooble]

wha..? Why would we do it to our own soldiers? To give them an idea what it's like? I guess that might make sense..
But it does seem slightly less bad knowing that they can tap out

You wouldn't even need to tap out.
If you've just been drowning, you don't really want to be drowned again.
You'll answer the questions given to you to prevent it from happening again.

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[Night Fox]

people exposed to that sort of situation will have shock problems temporarily and will either give you the wrong answers or just completely lose ability to answer
obviously this is not always the case, but I assume it is common

[Neon]

people exposed to that sort of situation will have shock problems temporarily and will either give you the wrong answers or just completely lose ability to answer
obviously this is not always the case, but I assume it is common

I believe this is the "Twist your nipples and tell you to whistle" effect.

[SlayerZ99]

wha..? Why would we do it to our own soldiers? To give them an idea what it's like? I guess that might make sense..
But it does seem slightly less bad knowing that they can tap out

we do it to our soldiers not only to give them an idea what its like but also if they're ever captured and waterboarded.

[sir dooble]

we do it to our soldiers not only to give them an idea what its like but also if they're ever captured and waterboarded.

They know exactly how quickly they will give in any information they have.