@micheleloomis6043
Having suffered from severe depression myself, I could NEVER subject ANY living creature to such a nightmare.The poor little monkey babies, of course, lacked any ability to reason, so their reactions were simply cause and effect, and should have been obvious to any intelligent 5th grader. An absolute no brainer. The "good doctor" would have gleaned far more useful information by regular visits to a good Shrink. He clearly had many more issues than just the depression.
@Broogli
Real
@brunobucciaratiswife
This is how I feel honestly. I’ve been isolated since I was 15 and don’t have any friends. Even when good things happen I feel like I’m trapped in the pit of despair. When people hurt me I still cling to them because they’re all I have.
@abbyandersonyt
As a student in psychology (in my college) we only talk about the Iron Maiden study. Interesting how we never talked about the other stuff he’s done
@PhantoomWriter
Aw hell yeah, another spoogli upload! I haven't even watched half of your videos, but I already love them. Inspires me a lot, I've gotten so many ideas for my book series! Keep up the good work my man
@Rainok
The only thing that this could tell us is that most of the time abuse gets passed down, but even that feels obvious
@I_SitOnEggdoG
i love it when broogli uploads
@rorororotoro
What’s most disturbing about this is that although those situations were forced/simulated by Harlow, when they happen in real life with human beings the outcomes are hauntingly similar.
@Mewylli
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO LETS GOO!!! :DD
@georgemccune2923
I can say from personal experience how it feels. I am not going into go into a great bit of the details but i was abused as a child. I am goin to just list what's relevant. I was locked away in a small closet not enough room to completely lay down, denied food sometimes for days at a time among countless other things, strangled, beat on, forced to sleep outside with the dog in the dog house while raining..... It went on for years, started around 2nd grade ad i was set free around age 14.... I survived yes but I was not alive I guess you could say idk how to articulate it. I am now 45 years old still carry the scars and am in therapy still and take the medicine as i should. I live on my own and still after all these years have passed the rest of the house is hardly used. its furnished and kept clean but I live in my bedroom. i get home and am not comfortable unless i am in that room with the door shut and locked. They attribute it to the fact of when i was locked in that closet it was the only time i was safe from abuse and as long as i was in there i was safe and secure so to speak and hear i am a grown man only feeling safe locking myself away. It is not a big room but i have my bed and desk and workbench and tools and anything and everything I do is in here with me. I bordered on Agoraphobia a couple times. but yea like the monkey i go back to being locked away even though unhealthy. Sorry if this doesn't make any sense I just wanted people to know that while this guy was crazy a few of the things that were learned in these awful studies paved the way and were the driving cause for a few others to figure things out that eventually help me lead the existence that I do have. Not praising the guy by any means but I cant help think about it. The worst part tho the monkeys could never be able to tell them is I do not understand emotions or how to describe how i feel which is a hell I can not describe for that exact reason. when I first began to be treated the only emotion of feeling I could relate was that I feel like a "ZINC IRON" yea I would word for word say "take an old school clothes iron like the monopoly piece only full size and make it out of zinc and put it in my chest cavity" and then after saying that i would hold my arms out and exhale like fogging up a window and say zinc Iron. I do not know how still to explain how it made sense to me but the doctors had their work cut out for them. what i described as Zinc iron turned out to be what they say is anxiety. I am a mess and I hate my existence but i love living i think is a good way of saying now how I feel. I spend most of it reading or watching youtube videos. I am sorry to ramble on so this is where i will say have a good day to anybody that reads this and i wish you the best.
@letsnotgetstressed8552
4:29 - It was not a prison. Prison is systematic cruelty on humans. The laboratory was not to punish the monkeys but to find useful information. It was made as comfortable as possible while getting useful results. Also, ‘curing’ depression is non-sense. Curing us from bad emotions means abolishing us.
@SkandalouzStyle
I think these Monkeys experiments can tell you a hell of a lot about people, why do they only lock up prisoners for 23 hours a day... Why is prisoner segregation limited to 21 days? Why do children run back to abusive parents no matter what those parents do...
@michael-so6bj
Thank you for the early warning about squeamishness with animal experiments, Didn't watch this one but I still LOVE the channel!!
@mega-mega769
about to watch this I already know its gonna be good
@triple6539
Not saying it was right but its easy to say that the results were obvious using hindsight. People keep forgetting this was at a time where it was thought giving a child too much love would harm the child. No it shouldn’t have been obvious, thinking about the context of the time for more than 3 seconds would prove that. Science is often advanced by awful and inhumane means but in the end we all benefit from the results. As much as so many want to deny.
@idkwhatimdoingproductions8824
Dude you're one of the only youtubers that makes great interesting content on 2 channels at the same time, genuinely great work you the goat 💯
@rickwrites2612
No, the monkeys that ALWAYS had access to their "cloth mother" did ok.
They did have minor communication deficits at first, but they demonstrated a natural/normal development of attachment security.
But those who had nothing soft to cling to, even if it wasnt permanently, had the disastrous consquences. This is the whole point.
@SoapMactavishFan
This dudes vids are so underrated seriously brooooo ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
@MicolashDemarco
Gotta love when spoogli uploads. I found you from your backrooms videos 😂
@Spoogli