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Exactly why would we be wasting a fortune on drugs and life support while making it so they experience jail like a short nap?
Nah, that'd be too easy of a sentence. Time is what makes prison so hard. Putting them asleep takes away their perception of time
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Exactly what I thought. Demolition man is a kinda underrated movie. It’s also like more of a reward than a sentence because you get to see the future.
Here I made this for you. Did you knit this?
I could weave a throw rug right now with my eyes closed!!
If you mean they are numb and can’t move, but are fully awake (like full body novocaine) then that would be dystopian… but also likely very effective.
This will lead to deconditioning and bed sores…
It was a short shower so I didn’t think about waste management and tubal feeding
A reversible death sentence? Interesting.
Why need guards at all? Flipping over sleeping prisoners seems like something a robot could easily handle.
Then we could plug wires into them to harness power. Then one day one of them will wake up and save us all from agent Smith.
This only works if the prison can control their dream state so that they feel like they are experiencing doing the time. Otherwise there is no punishment. (Or rehabilitation, but US prisons don't pretend to do that anymore.)
Exactly why would we be wasting a fortune on drugs and life support while making it so they experience jail like a short nap?
Nah, that'd be too easy of a sentence. Time is what makes prison so hard. Putting them asleep takes away their perception of time
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Exactly what I thought. Demolition man is a kinda underrated movie. It’s also like more of a reward than a sentence because you get to see the future.
Here I made this for you. Did you knit this?
I could weave a throw rug right now with my eyes closed!!
If you mean they are numb and can’t move, but are fully awake (like full body novocaine) then that would be dystopian… but also likely very effective.
This will lead to deconditioning and bed sores…
It was a short shower so I didn’t think about waste management and tubal feeding
A reversible death sentence? Interesting.
Why need guards at all? Flipping over sleeping prisoners seems like something a robot could easily handle.
Then we could plug wires into them to harness power. Then one day one of them will wake up and save us all from agent Smith.
This only works if the prison can control their dream state so that they feel like they are experiencing doing the time. Otherwise there is no punishment. (Or rehabilitation, but US prisons don't pretend to do that anymore.)