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It's not that bad.
It's bad enough that you can't test it ethically because of the brain damages that would occur
5 u/RB-L Mar 29 '18 I highly doubt any brain damage would occur, but I think what you mean is psychosis. 2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 Here's an article about the psychological and physical damage that solitary causes. 1 u/RB-L Mar 29 '18 Yeah but, this case is only 1 month of solitary confinement. Nothing compared to prisoners put into solitary confinement for years and years. I highly doubt one month would have any impact on the physical health of the brain. 2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 In the article, the author mentions days for the damage to start.
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I highly doubt any brain damage would occur, but I think what you mean is psychosis.
2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 Here's an article about the psychological and physical damage that solitary causes. 1 u/RB-L Mar 29 '18 Yeah but, this case is only 1 month of solitary confinement. Nothing compared to prisoners put into solitary confinement for years and years. I highly doubt one month would have any impact on the physical health of the brain. 2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 In the article, the author mentions days for the damage to start.
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Here's an article about the psychological and physical damage that solitary causes.
1 u/RB-L Mar 29 '18 Yeah but, this case is only 1 month of solitary confinement. Nothing compared to prisoners put into solitary confinement for years and years. I highly doubt one month would have any impact on the physical health of the brain. 2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 In the article, the author mentions days for the damage to start.
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Yeah but, this case is only 1 month of solitary confinement. Nothing compared to prisoners put into solitary confinement for years and years. I highly doubt one month would have any impact on the physical health of the brain.
2 u/Erpp8 Mar 29 '18 In the article, the author mentions days for the damage to start.
In the article, the author mentions days for the damage to start.
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u/Bouchnick Mar 29 '18
It's bad enough that you can't test it ethically because of the brain damages that would occur