Experimenter

Stanley Milgram:
No one was forced.

Stanley Milgram:
The experiment had told to the subject to perform an action what happened between the command and the outcome is individual, with conscience and will where can ether obey or disobey

Serge Moscovici:
The techniques change, the victims change but it's still a question, "How do this things happen? How are they institutionalized?

Stanley Milgram:
The experiment taught me something about the plasticity of human nature. Not the evil, not the aggressiveness but a certain kind of malleability

Stanley Milgram:
You don't feel invincible in one moment and worthless the next? Yes and no

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James McDonough:
Aaaah! Let me out of here!

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James McDonough:
I told you I have a heart condition.

Stanley Milgram:
I believe we are puppets with perception, with awareness. Sometimes we can see the strings. And perhaps our awareness is the first step in our liberation.

Stanley Milgram:
Human nature can be studied but not escaped, especially your own.

Stanley Milgram:
We are double in ourselves. What we believe we disbelieve, and we can not rid ourselves of what we condemn.