Philip Zimbardo, Stanford professor emeritus of Psychology recently released the results of his newest study, which he has dubbed the “Stanford Mailing List Experiment.

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Zimbardo wanted to explore the extent to which the internet increased idiocy over time.”From my previous research and experience on the internet, I hypothesized that the internet would lead to complete stupidity.

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I wanted to create the perfect situation, and I found it in a completely unmoderated all-campus mailing list. For me it was Lord of the Flies, on the internet.

This is why I created ugres_rcfs.

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Zimbardo said he was quite pleased by his results. “From my prison experiment, I learned that the right conditions can lead to people achieving the lowest common denominator of human activity.

And we’ve found this same thing on the internet.

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Instead of beatings and abuses, we find cats and and rickrolls.

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I wanted to let the experiment keep going in the name of science, but my good wife and my humanity persuaded me to stop.”

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