Good evening /x/. I was wondering, do you guys know of any specific

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>>17232320
Such specific, many wow, very experience.

>>17232393
...what?

>>17232393
You're asking a very broad question without trying to specify the content or give examples of what kind of experiences it could encompass.
I am suggesting you would have more success by either starting out or finding some context to help the people find their right experiences.

>>17232423
I meant "specific experiments" as in, I want you to give me names of interesting experiments instead of simply saying "CIA" or "Unit 731". I didn't mean about very specific subjects.

>>17232425
Why should we go and give you information? Can't you google it yourself?
It does not lead to very much discussion about anything. I am sure there are lots of places where they save cool links.
We're not your nanny, anon.

josef mengele was a nazist scientist that did a lot of experiment on genetic, you can find something about him

>>17232443
>Why should we go and give you information?

That's the entire purpose of boards. And it can spark a lot of interesting discussions. Google usually leads to clickbait. If you don't want to help, that's fine, but there are always posters on this board who are willing to share.

>>17232460
Personal stories, yes.
But please try reformulating your request as so it does not sound like you just want people to throw stories and links at you.

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>>17232473
If people throw links and stories we could have a discussion about those experiments.

ITT: A samefag ruins a potentially good thread before it even begins

>>17232487
Maybe if you tried contributing yourself, it wouldn't look like this.

>>17232487
They've all been expunged.
There are brief segments of history with eugenics and human testing but they're all cut short within 5 years.
Even with existing records none of it gets very far because of morality.

>>17232320
stanford prison experiment
migram experiment
mk ultra experiments

>>17232473
>>17232443
What's this guys deal? The OP made sense to me but then again I'm not some holier-than-thou, thread-derailing faggot.

>The Robbers' Cave Experiment
>Study conducted by Muzafer and Carolyn Sherif in order to study realistic conflict theory.
>The experimenters took two groups of 12 boys and placed them in two different sites on a camp ground. >Eventually the boys are put into forced contact via competition.
>The competition between the two groups became increasingly intense, and the experimenters quickly move to the final step of the experiment before things turn ugly.
>In the final phase of the experiment, the two groups of children are given tasks that force involvement between the groups, eventually causing integration and cooperation.
>Interestingly, the psychologist had two similar failed experiments before this successful one was recorded and studied.
>In the first failed experiment the groups "ganged up" on each other, in the other the groups actually "ganged up" on the experimenters and the experiments had to be cancelled