I think id like to link it all together like chainmail and wear my physical media like armor.

Playing uncharted 2 and looking for a job. Damn you economy.

When milgram first conducted the study nearly all the participants went all the way up the scale to the most painful setting on the shock machine. Milgram actually had to add a condition where the "learner," the actor being shocked, supposedly had a heart ailment. Those that went all the way up the scale dropped to 65% which is still considerably high. The important thing about the experiment was not that the "learner" was screaming in obvious pain but that the "teacher," that is the participant, was being told by an experimentor that he must continue shocking the learner for every wrong answer. So every time the participant stopped and objected the experimentor would say something like "it is imperative that you continue with the experiment." Im actually a 3rd year psychology student so im not pulling this stuff off wikipedia or anything although im sure it has similar information.

Not to be nitpicky but i think Paul has his experiments all mixed up. Milgram's studies studied obedience to authority and no women were used. There are actually video tapes of the study if you want to see them, theyre kind of funny. There was however a study performed where men shocked women after watching a neutral film or a violent pornographic film to see whether men who watched the latter shocked their victims significantly longer and with a higher intensity. Surprisingly Milgram's study became a model of how to conduct ethical research, that is after the study the deception was revealed, no one was ever in danger, and it standardized debriefing participants.

Wow the biggest non story ever ever.

Seriously if its a ps3 problem all the xbox fanboys come out of the woodwork and all hell breaks loose.

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Cnet reviews are pretty sorry when it comes to cameras. The place too much emphasis on features and too little, way too little, emphasis on image quality. They'll say a camera has mediocre image quality but since it has all these features they'll give it an editor's choice. Which doesn't really make sense to me.

The sky! i hope i didnt post twice on accident....

Actually im pretty sure Apple has had a similar program for a while now. Anyways who cares what green peace thinks?