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Carter- After reading Ryan's connection between the book Night and The Milgram Shock experiment, i learned that when people are told do something they follow orders but they do it in their own way. Instead of shocking the people like they were told. They put it up to the highest volts to hurt the people by shocking them, but they weren't ordered to put it the highest volts.

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Duncan- After looking are mike's conection with The book Night and the universe of obligation i know understand more about how those like the Nazis could so atempt an exstmination of the jews so eaily and without remors.

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wes- after reading Elis connection between Night and universe of Obligation I realized people feel most obligated to their own groups like how the guards cared less for the jews then for their fellow germans

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By looking at the connection that Linlee made between the Stanford Prison experiment and modern day I have a new understanding on how even the police force that we look up to as protectors that even some can be corrupt and use there power in ways they should be going against rather than joining through potentially abusing others based on that power, although they could later be called out it still doesn't change the effect of power can have on someone and what they can do with that power when left unchecked- Ethan F

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Nathan - After reading Ryan's connection between the Milgram Shock Experiment and the guards from Night, it helped me to understand how much pressure people can be put in a situation, and they will just do what they're told no matter the consequences.

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Looking at Ethan G's connection I have new understanding that the guards might of had no empathy towards the prisoners because they had no connections to them, in the book Night. - Sammie

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By looking at Levi's connection I understand now that people will just blindly follow orders without thinking. -Ryan

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By looking at the connection that Linlee made about the Stanford Prison Experiment, it helped me better understand that even today in society, not just in the past, people who are given more power will tend to abuse it.  I feel like we see this everyday and we need to be more aware of how others will be treated if a certain someone is given power. - Eli

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Linlee- After reading Ryan's connection between the book Night and The Milgram Shock Experiment, it is clear that when people are given orders, they tend to follow blindly even if they knew they were hurting people. This helped me understand why people can act in inhumane ways without realizing the impact they are having.

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By looking at duncan's connection about Stanford prison, I now understand that the guards in the camp take their power way to far by just using it to force people to do what they want them to do and basically control them with physical punishments.

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elaina- When Bayli talked about how the prisoners in Night had to look at other prisoners being hung, and making the connection to the Milgram Shock Experiment it helped me understand more about how the people who were shocking the others weren't psychopaths, but just were following orders. Just like how even large adults would follow the orders of the people in power in the book Night. And that it is almost human nature to follow orders from someone in power, and it still occurs even today.

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By looking at the connection that Linlee made between the Stanford prison experiment and the modern day I have a new understanding of how to help fight inequality in systems I am a part of: Make sure there are checks on those in power so power cannot be abused. --Mrs. Becker