Now waterboarding's a different story. That's hella unpleasant.

And I think we're overexaggerating the effects of dark and silence. You know what gets to people? The prison part. The culture, the people, the [things] that happen in prison. Solitary confinement is just a little part of it that IIRC, relatively few go through.

Isn't that technically illegal?

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icht will der schmeken

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BRY is the simplification of CMYK.

Or we could send both of them to Vietnam.

The Benghazi thing is absolute bullshit in terms of determining eligibility for candidacy. In terms of competence, the email deal is much bigger.

no, and not really. The only difference is that instead of annoyingly bright lights it's annoyingly dark. And instead of an echo chamber where every time you sneeze it reverberates for fifteen seconds it's silent.

And you still don't. Solitary confinement is the same situation, different environment.

If you want to argue that way, then solitary confinement is also torture because you have no interaction with other humans and since people are naturally social creatures ect...
And then you would say prisons are torture because people are free spirits and you're picking us up and inhibiting our stuff and things and stuff.

No you don't. Go watch that YouTube video mentioned a while back. Veritaserum silent chamber.

No it wouldn't.

Yeah but that's supposing that we don't know. We do know.

Because it's not really torture. Youtube it. It's not inherently unpleasant to be sensory deprived unlike waterboarding which is definitely unpleasant.

I mean...it's infinite from ours and a practical perspective but as an absolute value it's finite.

The universe is finite and therefore has a finite amount of [stuff]

I'd rather have a mace than mace.

It could be 1001 km/h

I also have to read the rest of them in order...